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À mesure que les performances de chaque nœud augmentent, il est prévu que le réseau ad hoc soit utilisé pour le réseau communautaire dans lequel existent quelques milliers de nœuds mobiles. Dans un tel réseau, le nombre de sauts entre un nœud source et un nœud destination devient également plus long. Cependant, à mesure que le chemin s'allonge, il est difficile de fournir un chemin robuste et fiable pour les réseaux mobiles ad hoc, car les multiples ruptures de chemin se produisent en même temps en raison du changement de topologie. Par conséquent, cet article propose un routage Route-Split résilient aux pannes simultanées (RSR). RSR configure plusieurs nœuds de gestion de sous-route (SMN) sur la route et chaque SMN gère la sous-route entre le SMN et le SMN voisin. Lorsque plusieurs ruptures de route se produisent en même temps, chaque sous-route est réparée par le SMN. Par conséquent, RSR peut réduire le nombre de paquets de contrôle utilisés pour la réparation de route et atténuer la congestion du réseau même si le nombre de nœuds du réseau devient très important.
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Tsuyoshi MIZUMOTO, Tomoyuki OHTA, Yoshiaki KAKUDA, "Route-Split Routing Resilient to Simultaneous Failure for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E91-A, no. 7, pp. 1625-1633, July 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.7.1625.
Abstract: As the performance of each node becomes higher, it is expected that the ad hoc network is used for the community network in which a few thousands of mobile nodes exist. In such a network, the number of hops between a source node and a destination node also becomes longer. However, as the route becomes longer, it is difficult to provide the robust and reliable route for mobile ad hoc networks since the multiple route breaks occur at the same time due to the topology change. Therefore, this paper proposes a Route-Split Routing resilient to simultaneous failure (RSR). RSR sets up multiple Subroute Management Nodes (SMN's) on the route and each SMN manages the subroute between the SMN and the neighboring SMN. When the multiple route breaks occur at the same time, each subroute is repaired by the SMN. Consequently, RSR can reduce the number of control packets used for the route repair and mitigate the network congestion even in case that the number of nodes in the network becomes very larger.
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