Energy Resource Optimized Security Enhanced in Wireless Adhoc Network Using NS2 Simulator Tool

Abstract

These networks may operate independently or as part of a larger network such as the Internet, depending on how they are set up. Mobile ad hoc networks allow you to connect anywhere, at any time. Disaster recovery and military operations are two common instances of when this technology is used. These networks are not restricted to a certain scenario; they may perform better everywhere. Consider a scenario in which a business conference takes place at a location without network access. Everyone in the group has laptops. Creating an ad hoc network allows them to quickly connect their devices. This is only one example among many more.