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From Editor's Desk Dear Researcher, Greetings!

Research article in this issue discusses about motivational factor analysis.

Let us review research around the world this month.

Internet can be compared with a library. Like a like a library, the Internet is also a source of enjoyable, important and varied information that can be obtained and used by millions of people across the world.The Internet also, like our library contains different forms, like text sound and graphics. Super library does not allow just anybody to browse books or cassettes this facility is available only for authorized members of the library. In a similar way only authorized users of the Internet can access it to obtain information.

Internet is a worldwide collection of computer networks. Internet is a cooperative effort of many people and organizations. The computers on the Internet can communicate because they are physically linked and because they share a common language called TCP-IP language that two computers use to communicate. This definition describes acceptable messages and outlines the rules that two computers must follow to exchange those messages.

The major transport protocol in Internet Protocol suite. It provides reliable communication between two computers in the network. The network protocol in the internet IP provides a best effort to deliver an IP packet between two networks on the Internet.

MANETs are a kind of wireless ad hoc networks that usually has a routable networking environment on top of a Link Layer ad hoc network. The growth of laptops and 802.11/Wi-Fi wireless networking has made MANETs a popular research topic since the mid 1990s. Many academic papers evaluate protocols and their abilities, assuming varying degrees of mobility within a bounded space, usually with all nodes within a few hops of each other.

It has been an absolute pleasure to present you articles that you wish to read. We look forward to many more new technologies related research articles from you and your friends. We are anxiously awaiting the rich and thorough research papers that have been prepared by our authors for the next issue.

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Contents Energy Efficient Location Privacy Preserving Based On Service Level Agreement In Mobile Ad-Hoc Network by J.Partha sarathy FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.FFFFFFFFF.[249]

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Energy Efficient Location Privacy Preserving Based On Service Level Agreement in Mobile Ad-Hoc Network J.Partha sarathy Research Scholar, Anna University, Chennai.

E-mail: jpsphd@gmail.com

Abstract--- To establish an Energy Efficient Location Privacy Preserving (EELPP) Protocol for MANETs the intention of network to the location. It makes important reduction in the energy consumption of the mobile nodes batteries by restrictive the area of discover a new direction to a less important zone. Thus, organize packets overhead are considerably reduced. In EELPP an orientation wireless base station is used and the network's round area centered at the base station is alienated into six equivalent sub-areas. At route discovery in its place of flooding control packets to the complete network area, they are flooded to simply the sub-area of the target mobile node. The base station stores locations of the movable nodes in a point table. Service Level Agreement (SLA) supports application server technologies with active resource management; request servers can animatedly alter the quantity of resources assign to hosted applications on-demand so as to get together application-level Quality of Service requirements.

To demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed protocol we present simulation using NS-2. Simulation consequences show that EELAR protocol makes a development in control packet above your head and delivery ratio compared to AODV, LAR, and DSR protocols. To reduce the energy cost, nodes are active only during data transmission and the intersection of node creates a larger compound node, to reduce the number of fake packets and also boost solitude preservation. Simulation and analytical results demonstrate that our scheme can provide stronger privacy protection than routing-based schemes and requires much less energy than data preventing based.

Keywords— SLA, EELPP, Quality of Service, MANET.

I . INTRODUCTION Mobile ad hoc networks consist of wireless mobile hosts that exchange a few words with each other, in the absence of a fixed transportation.1 Routes among two hosts in a Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) may consist of hops from end to end other hosts in the system. Host mobility can cause normalchangeable topology changes. Therefore, the task of finding and maintain routes in MANET is nontrivial. Many protocols have been proposed for mobile ad hoc networks, with the aim of achieving efficient routing [1]. These algorithms differ in the approach used for searching a new route and/or modifying a known route.

The aim of AODV route innovation is to set up a bidirectional route from the source to the purpose. Route discovery works by flood the network with route request

(RREQ) packets. Every node that receives the RREQ looks in its direction-finding table to the destination or if it has a new sufficient route to the destination. If it does, it sends a unicast route reply (RREP) communication back to the source; otherwise it rebroadcasts the RREQ in [3]. The RREP is routed back on a temporary reverse route that was created by the RREQ. Each node keeps track of its local connectivity, this is perform either by using intermittent exchange of messages, or by using feedback from the link layer upon unsuccessful transmission.

In adding together to the work related to power-efficient algorithms, Location-Aided Routing protocols such as location were also proposed to make informed directionfinding decisions based on in sequence about node location.

LAR is different from earlier work related to location-aided routing in that work,when creationdirection-finding decisions [5, 6]. To minimizing the power consumption on end-to-end routes is the major objective. In fussy, the purpose of previous algorithms is to find outa shortest-path route that reaches the end with the smallest number of middle hops at minimize the energy consumption in transmitting a packet.

The mobile node’s with the goal of diminishing routingrelated visual projection in mobile and ad hoc networks. It uses location in order of the movable nodes to limit the search for a new route to a smaller area of the ad hoc system which results in a momentous reduction in the number of routing messages and consequently the energy utilization of the mobile nodes batteries is decreaseconsiderably. In order to reduce the control overhead due to screen storm in the network when manage packets are flooded into whole network [8, 9].

II . RELATED WORK A distributed framework which predicts the dependability of the mobile nodes, this construction is implemented with the four different basic constrains for the subtraction of the reliability of the mobile node. The constrains are, A mobile node must stimulate the routing process by means of its collaboration, The organization given by the mobile nodes must be truthful, the direction-finding process of the MANET must be in such a way that the packet has to be send from beginning to end energy efficient path, the message communication complexity regarding the intimation of malicious nodes in the MANET must be very less. In the authors have a second hand status mechanism which incessantly monitors its neighbor nodes in the ad hoc Network. In this each and every node is implemented with

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MANET in using dynamic Bayesian signaling The heuristics methods are based on number of hops away from the source, single increase and double augmentation, the early audition. In the authors have accessible a second hand reputation mechanism which makes use of reputation values compute by the neighbors of the mobile nodes. In this authors also derives an entrance value to obtain effectual discrimination of the non-corporation, non-trustworthy nodes from the normal node in the MANET. This paper also comes up with an integrated approach for detecting and extenuating selfish nodes. This is implemented based on game theory which investigates the network performance. In the authors have modeled an algorithm based on dynamic Bayesian signaling game for the improving the collaboration among the mobile nodes in ad hoc network. This mechanism discriminates the nodes based on the behavior of normal nodes and a malicious node by earnings of continues monitoring of each and every node by its neighbors. This is implementing by means of the concepts like sequential rationality and random property.

In the authors have addressed friendship mechanism for the enhancement of the cooperation of the mobile nodes by optimizing the property, the decrease of false positives i.e. incorrect ID of the selfish nodes can be reduces significantly.

This method is implemented in two dissimilar methodologies viz., direct and roundabout friend indirect instrument [1, 2]. In this, author have also analyzed the various aspects of partition in terms of six degrees and also suggested solutions to get find of all types of separation. They also implemented a voting strategy for selective malicious node from normal node. In the authors have analyses different problem that arise while achieving assistance among the mobile node in ad hoc networks. The authors have Levesque measure based on game theory, which derives the probability values of all the nodes participating in the statement. In this, behavior of set of connections is also analyses based on equilibrium function.

Cornbach Alpha Coefficient Based Reputation Mechanism (Cactm) In this formulate a Cornbach alpha Coefficient based standing instrument (CACTM) for influential the trust of each and every nodes current in an ad location. MAODV is the multicast protocol used for our imitation study. We employ the group announcement between the nodes in order to study the impact of mean present during group announcement. The reproduction study was accepted out to compare the present concepts� model with the SHRCM model based on the assessment parameter namely Throughput, packet delivery ratio and total overhead by varying the number of mobile nodes and number of compromised nodes deployed for group announcement. The remaining part of the paper is organized as follows. Enumerates a detailed review survey of the some highly developed process works carried out with possible statistical coefficients that could be beneficial for checking

node Consistencies are presented along with the extract of the survey [3]. In the detailed version of the Cornbach alpha coefficient based trust model is depicted. The detailed algorithmic steps for the formulated trust model to be deployed in the MAODV protocol.

Application server clustering is discussed, where the servers are cluster like master and Slave format and perform group announcement. The problem with the solution is the server has to be up at all the time in all the nodes of the cluster to meet the necessities. This makes the resource unusable and reduces the throughput of the server which does not used at lower load setting. So that the server has to be up and used at dynamic environment when there is higher load arises.

Whenever the number of received http request increases the process of load complementary is comes into play [6]. Every server has the bound in number of request management and could not handle request more than that, also highly loaded server could not provide service at least response time. The load complementary procedure has to point all these issues before development the request to a server. The quality of service of any server or service is depending on throughput and timeliness, reliability. If the server response quickly then it will be good and will increase the throughput of the server [9].

III . PROPOSED APPROACH The mobile ad hoc network is a new model of wireless communication and has gained growing consideration from industry. As in all-purpose network environment, mobile ad-hoc networks have to deal with an assortment of security threats. Due to its nature of active network topology, direction-finding in mobile ad-hoc system plays a vital role for the presentation of the networks. It is reasonable that most security threats target routing protocol the weakest point of the mobile ad-hoc network. There are a variety of study and much research in this field in a challenge to propose more secure protocols. However, there is not a complete routing protocol that can secure the process of a complete network in every situation.

Privacy fortification in routing of MANET has paying attention a lot of research efforts. A number of privacy-preserving routing schemes have been brought forward. The unidentified routing protocol mainly considers ambiguity and partial unlink ability in MANET, most of them exploit asymmetric feature of public key cryptosystems to accomplish their goals. Complete unlink ability are not definite due to incomplete content defense. This method use Energy Efficient Location Privacy Preserving Protocol (EELPP) that is an optimization to the Location Aided Routing. EELPP makes significant reduction in the energy consumption of the mobile nodes batteries through restraining the area of discovering a new route to a smaller zone. Thus, control packets overhead are considerably reduced and the mobile nodes life time is increased.

3.1 Estimation of Energy Savings: We next evaluate the energy saved by the proposed probabilistic localization approach. Assume the sensor node has three basic energy consumption types—sensing, transmitting and receiving, and these power values (energy per unit time) areE୹ , Et and Er, respectively. If we select all sensors that reported the target for querying, the total energy

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− ܿ‫݃ݎ݁݊݁ ݀݁݉ݑݏ݊݋‬ሺ‫ݐ‬ሻሻ Where E1 is the energy required for reporting the detection of an object the parameters T1, T2 and T3 denote the lengths of time involved in the transmission and reception, which are directly proportional to the sizes of data, control messages to query sensors, and the detailed sensor data transmitted to the cluster head. The parameter Ts is the time of sensing activity of sensors. The parameters E denotes the total energy in this case for target localization from tstart to tend.

Similarly, for the proposed probabilistic localization approach, we have Where ‫ܧ = ܥ‬௥ ܶଵ + ሺ‫ܧ‬௧ + ‫ܧ‬௥ ሻ‫ܧ‬௡௢.௢௙ ௡௢ௗ௘ ௘௡௘௥௚௬ Since ܰ௡ (t) is always less than or equal to ‫ܦ‬௡ (t), We have

∇E ≥ 0 So we consumed energy and rectifying the damage coil or node I during data transmission using magnetic node in network.

To show the effectiveness of the proposed protocol we obtainable simulations using NS-2. In addition, reproduction results show that there is a tradeoff sandwiched between decreasing control overhead by increasing number of areas and growing route loss by mounting the number of network areas due to node mobility. This suggests that most favorable number of network area is reliant on the nodes mobility. We have to take a different parameter like as throughput, release ratio, packet wait on the network. In as much as all these protocols strived to decrease power expenditure either at node level or on the network in general, all proposed solution have a kind of trade-off that let go to have clear energy saving. The observed performance metrics based on the reproduction outcome posted by the various algorithms under review. The number of routes recognized during route discovery, the message overheads the cost of performing arts the data packet show and reception by different nodes, normal energy preserved, and the network throughput, and the end-to-end, data packet delay.

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Forward Packet P } Step 2: If (received A Packet) { Step 3: If (Received Packet==Data_Ack) { Step 4: Route Location base transmission Verify the Id Step 5: If (Verification Successful) Energy save mode { Step 6: Discard the route noted Else { Step 7: Drop the packet Energy loss } Step 8: Repeat the procedure for next packet } }

The data are sending by wireless mobile ad-hoc network from source (S) to destination (D) on network topology. The Packets (P) transmit the data to destination intermediately work from beginning to end from source to destination Energy efficient based broadcast on network.

Neighbor discovery node has to collect the data sending and receiving process on the network. The traffic situation to be checked on mobility node, the minimum number of connected set to the objective on the system. It’s more to save the power and shortest path route detection on their network. It is plummeting the packet’s delay and the reduce energy model on their wireless network. The associated set is more wellorganized and scalable network on that time of the network process.

IV. PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS The goal of the reproduction is to analyze the behavior of the AODV by deploying Networks. The replication environment is creating in NS-2, a network simulator that provides support for simulate mesh wireless networks. NS-2 using C++ language and it uses the Object Oriented Tool Command Language (OTCL). It came as from Tool Command Language (TCL). They use a setting consisting of 30 wireless nodes roaming over a simulation area of 1200 meters x 1200 meters flat space in payment for 10 seconds of simulation time. The radio and IEEE 802.11 MAC layer models used. Nodes in our simulation move according to accidental Waypoint mobility model, which is in accidental direction with maximum speed from 0 m/s to 20 m/s. A free space proliferation channel is unspecific for the simulation. Hence, the reproduction experiment do not account for the overhead produced when a multicast member leaves a group and the assessment result.

Table 1: Simulation parameters

(i). Energy based Packet Transmit Step 1: If (Any Packet sent P) {

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY AND CREATIVE ENGINEERING (ISSN:2045-8711) VOL.4 NO.12 DECEMBER 2014 V. PERFORMANCE RESUL RESULTS The simulation circumstances are calculated mainly to charge the collision of system concentration on the arrangement of the network model. The collision of arrangement density is deploying 0 – 100 nodes more than a permanent open area topology of 1200m x 1200m using 5m/s node speed and identical source-destination destination connections.

AODV have a quantity of metrics that can be used for their presentation network.

Throughput Performance This is the output of total number of customary data packets divided by total number of sent data packets.

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1. Performance of throughput This metric gives an estimate of how efficient a routing protocol is, since the number of routing packets sent per data packet gives an idea of how well the protocol keeps the routing in order updated. The higher the Normal Routing Load metric is, the higher the overhead ead of routing packets and consequently the lower the efficiency of the protocol.

Energy Level on Network The energy level on the network is must and most significant one of the quick data communication on their network. its calculated from their each node energy utilization is must of the network. if any node none to data transmit that node to save the energy on the network.

Energy consumption = no of packets * initial energy level Remained energy = energy consumption – no of packets in node Energy Level(Joules)

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Fig.2. Energy consumption on network The End-to-End delay They have calculate a average number of delay on network, it includes all possible delay caused by buffering through route detection latency, queuing at the border queue, retransmission delay on medium access control, spread and move time.

D = (Tr –Ts)

V. CONCLUSION In our work we have using a neighbor using u Energy Efficient Location Privacy Preserving Protocol (EELPP) that is an optimization to the Location Aided Routing (LAR) for location based data transmission on their network. It has mainly focused on this technique to get better the network performance and energy consumption model on the network.

In our future work to implement the network protocol based energy efficient ent data transmission and more security based data transmission on the network. Used Security based routing protocols and reduces data loss on the network.

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Where here Tr is receive Time and Ts is sent Time.

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