Research on Performance Evaluation of TCP in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Wireless mobile ad-hoc networks offer challenges and opportunities to network. Distinguishing characteristics in some proposals are proposed. The performance study of a terminal system based mechanism that performs precise detection of network states by measuring appropriate metrics is also proposed. The performance under variety of network conditions running different class of routing protocols dynamic source routing and destination-sequenced distance vector is evaluated. The results show the effect of different factors in isolation and in combination with each other on the TCP performance, and the impact of routing protocol design approaches in the TCP stability.