Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) and VoIP Performance

Abstract
Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) is routable networking which is found in a link layer of ad hoc
network, it is also known as a wireless ad-hoc network. Its structure contains mobile nodes which
are connected through self configurations wirelessly. MANET modes can any time move randomly
since the network always change randomly. Nodes act as a router as they forward network traffics to
the target node in the network. It can operate alone or under a large network and mostly it forms a
high dynamic topology on multiple nodes available. MANET bandwidth is also a big constraint
where wireless is unreliable, inefficient, unstable and also low capacity as compared with a wired
network. It may also sometimes limited to security since wireless is prone to the security threads
hence it might not be the ultimate choice. Configuration requires less human activity since they are
dynamically autonomous.2
Introduction
Voice over IP (VoIP) is one utility which offers great benefits in the field of the technology. Such
benefits are cost reductions, perfect management of only one network instead of two, and also
deploying converge applications. Jitter is a commonly known connectionless problem over a
network or networks packet switch. Data information, that is, voice packets are divided into several
packets which travels using different paths from the sender to the receiver. If in-case the packets
arrived at the intended destination to the receiver in a different order they were sent then it is
referred to as scramble or poor audio. This is called the jitters call because the message is delivered
wrongly from which the sender intended to send in a certain manner. It is one of the most
commonly used VoIP calls in quality problems. The solution to jitter is to use buffers which
temporarily stores arriving packets mainly to minimize delay variations hence if the packet arrives
too late then they are discarded.3

Modeling and Simulation of Mobile IPv6 and MANET
Simulation with mobile IP

Application Configuration and Profile Configuration setup

Use of AODV as the routing protocol MANET
Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) is routable networking which is found in a link layer of ad hoc
network, it is also known as a wireless ad-hoc network. Its structure contains mobile nodes which
are connected through self configurations wirelessly. MANET modes can any time move randomly
since the network always change randomly. Nodes act as a router as they forward network traffics to
the target node in the network. It can operate alone or under a large network and mostly it forms a
high dynamic topology on multiple nodes available. MANET bandwidth is also a big constraint
where wireless is unreliable, inefficient, unstable and also low capacity as compared with a wired
network. It may also sometimes limited to security since wireless is prone to the security threads
hence it might not be the ultimate choice. Configuration requires less human activity since they are
dynamically autonomous.7
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