divert a distributed vehicular traffic re-routing system for congestion avoidance
Aswini J P ,M. Navaneetha Krishnan
Published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science Engineering and Information Technology
ISSN: 2321-3337 Impact Factor:1.521 Volume:6 Issue:3 Year: 09 April,2021 Pages:1550-1568
Abstract
Nowadays, choosing a node to carry the files via network is inefficient due to multiple end-users are requesting for packets at the same time. The problem is to identify the shortest path, traffic cost is high, and hackers enter the network to access the file. Whenever user requesting for packets to service provider, it has been carried out via router to provide security and effective way of transmission without any hackers. We proposed a VAN router that manages the transmission process. Once the packet enters router follows: (i) identifies the shortest path to transmit the packets, (ii) analyze the migration cost, (iii) when a hacker enters the network, the details of the hacker is send to the GPS to identify hackers location,(iv) provides the user requested packets back to the user without any modification. GPS work is to identify the hacker location in which node they are trying to access the files and that information has been sent to the user where hacker enters the network. Each packet sent by the service provider via router to end-user, the router intimates service provider with a confirmation message. Finally, VAN router provides security to the end-user by avoiding hackers to access the file and minimizes traffic cost, finds shortest path. Whenever user requesting for packets to service provider, it has been carried out via router to provide security and effective way of transmission without any hackers. VAN router provides security to the end-user by avoiding hackers to access the file and minimizes traffic cost, finds shortest path.
Kewords
VANET – Vehicular Ad-Hoc Network, GPS – Global Positioning System
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