1. Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector
Stephen Walter
…the Protocol

2. Wireless Networks
Flexible environment
Low power
Shared airwaves

3. Routing Wireless Routing Special Network? Building connections
Dynamic connections
Special Network?
We have one!
Assumed fixed pos

4. Protocol Classes Proactive Reactive Ready to go Whole topology
Unit effort
On-demand
Little maintenance
Cell operators
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5. Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector (AODV)
Reactive
Route discovery
Route maintenance

15. Pros and Cons No inactive use Quick discovery Mobile network
No special hardware
Delay in connections
Floods network
Expensive repairs
Operating system dependant

16. Alternatives
Multi-radio AODV
Multi-path AODV
Dynamic Source Routing

17. Unfinished Business Network repairing Size restriction
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18. Conclusions
Fast
Adaptive
Existing hardware
Needs users to work!

19. Questions