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235 MULTICASTING IN MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS: ADOPTING WIRELESS PROTOCOLS In mobile ad hoc networks, there are three basic categories of multicast algorithms A first, naive, approach is to simply flood the network Every node receiving a message floods it to a list of neighbors Flooding a network acts like a chain reaction that can result in exponential growth The proactive approach precomputes paths to all possible destinations and stores this information in routing tables To maintain an up-to-date database, routing information is periodically distributed throughout the network These protocols are discussed in the next few paragraphs The final approach is to create paths to other hosts on demand The idea is based on a query-response mechanism or reactive multicast In the query phase, a node explores the environment Once the query reaches the destination, the response phase is entered and establishes the path.

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This category of protocols is the subject of the next section In MANETs, traditional per-source tree approaches for multicasting present a problem Suppose a source moves faster than the routing tables can track it In this case, some of the nodes will have obsolete routing tables pointing in the wrong direction Following the reverse path forwarding principle, multicast packets are discarded at such nodes, and may never reach some of the receivers One way to alleviate this problem is to increase the routing update rate with mobility However, the periodic full broadcast in implementations like DVMRP introduces costly control overhead on the low-bandwidth wireless channel and is not suitable for sparse distributed membership and scaling the network size Chiang et al [12] propose wireless extensions to DVMRP, whereby each sender selectively floods multicast packets to all nodes within a specified range using RPF.

Wireless service providers can also bene t from workload information for ef cient resource allocation, capacity planning, and pricing. For example, a wireless service provider can utilize information about loads imposed by different users for designing effective pricing plans, and providing service differentiation. Furthermore, for system designers, knowledge about workloads can shed light on possible performance bottlenecks and the effectiveness of existing protocols. For instance, if noti cation messages are very small, the transport protocol should be optimized for sending short messages.

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However, this approach suffers from the periodic data flooding overhead incurred by the source in order to reestablish any new or lost connections This periodic flooding causes considerable transmission overhead for the low-bandwidth wireless channel Also, with the RPF mech-.