An ad hoc network is a network that is independent of pre-established infrastructure and has the capability of handling any damage or changes in the topology. Ad hoc networks can be either static ad hoc network (SANET) or mobile ad hoc network (MANET). In SANET, the nodes have no moving property and they are fixed at one place within the network whereas MANET is a group of wireless nodes that can move and self-organize themselves to form a network for a temporary purpose. Nodes in the MANET have the liberty to join/leave the network due to their mobility property. This paper makes strive to explore the impact of LANMAR routing protocol in SANET and MANET environments.

Ad hoc Network, MANET, SANET, LANMAR, Fisheye, EXata

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