Abstract |
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The majority of applications are in areas where
rapid deployment and dynamic reconfiguration are
necessary and a wire line network is not available. These
include military battlefields, emergency search and rescue
sites, classrooms, and conventions where participants
share information dynamically using their mobile devices.
Well established routing protocols do exist to offer
efficient multicasting service in conventional wired
networks. These protocols, having been designed for fixed
networks, may fails to keep up with node movements and
frequent topology changes in a MANET. Therefore,
adapting existing wired multicast protocols as such to a
MANET, which completely lacks infrastructure, appear
less promising. Providing efficient multicasting over
MANET faces many challenges, includes scalability,
quality of service, reliable service, security, Address
configuration, Applications for multicast over MANET.
The existing multicast routing protocol do not addresses
these issues effectively over Mobile Adhoc Networks
(MANET).
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