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Mobile Computing - TORA, Study notes of Mobile Computing

Summary about Temporally-Ordered Routing Algorithm (TORA), TORA – Conceptual Description, TORA – Link Reversal , TORA Advantages, TORA Disadvantages, algorithm.

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Temporally-Ordered Routing Algorithm
(TORA)
Highly adaptive, loop-free, distributed
routing algorithm based on the concept
of link reversal
Proposed to operate in a highly dynamic
mobile networking environment
It is source initiated and provides
multiple routes for any desired source/
destination pair
This algorithm requires the need for
synchronized clocks
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Temporally-Ordered Routing Algorithm

(TORA)

  • (^) Highly adaptive, loop-free, distributed

routing algorithm based on the concept

of link reversal

  • (^) Proposed to operate in a highly dynamic

mobile networking environment

  • (^) It is source initiated and provides

multiple routes for any desired source/

destination pair

  • (^) This algorithm requires the need for

synchronized clocks

Temporally-Ordered Routing Algorithm

(TORA)

  • (^) TORA has three basic functions: Route creation, Route maintenance and Route erasure. The route creation algorithm generates a directed acyclic graph from source to destination based on a propagation parameter, called “height”. A node with higher height is considered upstream and one with lesser downstream. The algorithm starts by stetting the height of the destination to 0 (base) and all other node’s height undefined (NULL). Now the source broadcasts a “route query packet” containing the destinations’ ID. Each node with non-NULL height responds with an update packet, witch including its height in it. If a node receiving an update packet compares its height with the packet height. If it is more than 2, a short path to the source exists. Now it updates its own height to the packet height plus 1 and propagates the update packet with its own height in it.

TORA – Link Reversal

 (^) When a node has no downstream links, it reverses the direction of one or more links A C E D F G B A C E D F G B A C E D F A G C E D F G B B

TORA

TORA Advantages :
  • (^) It supports multiple routes to any source/destination pair.
  • (^) Failure or removal of one node is quickly resolved without
source intervention by switching to an alternate route.
  • (^) Loop Free Path
  • (^) Establish routes quickly , before topology changes
  • (^) Able to detect partitions very quickly
  • (^) TORA Disadvantages :
  • (^) It relies on synchronized clocks among nodes in the
network.
  • (^) It also relies on intermediate lower layers for certain
functionality.
  • (^) TORA is not energy efficient and does not scale to large
networks.
  • (^) exhibits instability behavior similar to "count-to-infinity"
problem in distance vector routing protocols