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    Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) are self-configuring wireless networks that allow devices to transmit data to each other over wireless connections without any infrastructure. In a MANET, devices are free to move independently and the network topology changes rapidly and unpredictably. MANETs have dynamic topologies, possibly unidirectional links, constrained resources like battery power, and limited wireless transmitter ranges. They are used in situations like military operations, disaster relief efforts, and conferences where wired networks cannot easily be set up.

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    Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) are self-configuring wireless networks that allow devices to transmit data to each other over wireless connections without any infrastructure. In a MANET, devices are free to move independently and the network topology changes rapidly and unpredictably. MANETs have dynamic topologies, possibly unidirectional links, constrained resources like battery power, and limited wireless transmitter ranges. They are used in situations like military operations, disaster relief efforts, and conferences where wired networks cannot easily be set up.

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    Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (Manet)

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    Mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs) are self-configuring wireless networks that allow devices to transmit data to each other over wireless connections without any infrastructure. In a MANET, devices are free to move independently and the network topology changes rapidly and unpredictably. MANETs have dynamic topologies, possibly unidirectional links, constrained resources like battery power, and limited wireless transmitter ranges. They are used in situations like military operations, disaster relief efforts, and conferences where wired networks cannot easily be set up.

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    Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (manet)

    •MANET is MOBILE AD-HOC NETWORK.

    •ADHOC MEANS ‘FOR THIS PURPOSES’.

    •MANET IS SELF-CONFIGURING LESS


    INFRASTRUCTURE WIRELESS NETWORK
    THAT TRANSMITS FROM COMPUTER TO
    COMPUTER.

    •DEVICESARE FREE TO MOVE


    INDEPENDENTLY.

     
    CHARACTERISTICS :-

    1. DYNAMIC TOPOLOGY- Topology changes


    rapidly and unpredictably
    2. POSSIBLY UNITE- directional links
    3. CONSTRAINED RESOURCES- battery power
    4. WIRELESS TRANSMITTER RANGE- Routers
    move randomly free
    TYPES OF MANET:-
    • VEHICULAR ADHOC NETWORK(VANETs)
    • INTELLIGENT VEHICULAR ADHOC
    NETWORK(INVANETs)
    • INTERNET BASED MOBILE ADHOC
    NETWORK(IMANETs)
    ROUTING IN MANET:-
    PRO -ACTIVE (TABLE DRIVEN) ROUTING
    REACTIVE (ON DEMAND) ROUTING
    HYBRID ROUTING (BOTH PROACTIVE AND
    REACTIVE)
    BACKPRESSURE ROUTING
    Routing Protocols for MANETs
    APPLICATION & USES OF MANET:-

    MILITARY OR POLICE EXCERICES


    DISASTER RELIEF OPERATION
    MINE SITE OPERATION
    ROBOT DATA ACQUISITOIN
    SUITABLE FOR ALL EMERGENCY SITUATIONS
    ADVANTAGES OF MANET:-
    PROVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND
    SERVICES REGARDLESS OF GEOGRAPHIC
    AREA
    NETWORK CAN BE SETUP AT ANY PLACE AND
    AT ANY TIME
    WORKS WITHOUT ANY INFRASTRUCTURE
    WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
    HIGH MOBILITY
    SMALL & LIGHT EQUIPMENT
    DISADVANTAGES OF MANET:-
    Limited resources
    Limited physical security
    Lack of authorization facilities
    Security protocols for wired networks
    cannot work for ad-hoc network
    SOME EXAMPLES OF MANET:-
    LARGE IT CAMPUS
    EMPLOYEES OF COMPANY MOVING WITH IN
    A LARGE CAMPUS WITH LAPTOPS &CELL
    PHONES
    MOVING SOLDIERS WITH WERABLE
    COMPUTERS
    SHOPPING MALLs, RESTAURANTs , COFFEE
    SHOPS CUSTOMERS SPEND PART OF THE DAY
    IN A NETWORK WHICH IS MANET NETWORK
    CONCLUSION:-
    THUS FROM ABOVE WE CONCLUDE THAT
    MANET IS A WIRELESS NETWORK WITH MANY
    ADVANTAGES AND A FEW DISADVATAGES.
    MANET HAS MANY TYPES.
    MANET ALSO HAS MANY USES
    &APPLICATION.
    REFERENCES:-
    [1]. Tomas Krag and Sebastian Büettrich (2004-01-24).
    "Wireless Mesh Networking". O'Reilly Wireles dev center.
    [2]. H K SONI (2011-03-22). "Ad hoc network". DoS attack
    in MANET.
    [3]. http://en.wikipedia.org
    [4]. http://www.ics.uci.edu/~keldefra/manet.htm
    [5]. http://www.wifinotes.com/how-to-setup-ad-hoc-
    network.html
    [6]. http://www.antd.nist.gov/wahn_mahn.shtml
    [7].
    http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2004/01/22/wir
    elessmesh.html

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