Wireless Networks using Scheduling Techniques in Wireless MANET

Abstract

Mobile ad hoc networks are multi-hop wireless networks that are self-organizing and self-configuring, with a dynamically changing network structure. The primary cause of this is the nodes' mobility. Ad-hoc networking is becoming more and more significant due to the proliferation of portable devices and advancements in wireless communication, as well as the growing number of widely used applications. MANET has a wide range of applications, from tiny, static networks with power source constraints to large-scale, mobile, extremely dynamic networks. This study employs a Scheduling Algorithm to identify the rogue node. The primary goals of scheduling algorithms are to guarantee equity for all parties using the resources and to reduce resource famine. The issue of choosing which of the pending requests should receive resources is addressed by scheduling. The First In First Out (FIFO) algorithm is one of the useful algorithms that is employed. FIFO will prevent network path collisions and the sending of phony routes. The effectiveness of the First in First out (FIFO) scheduling method is examined in this article.