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(moved aodv & olsr to meshed routing, added wds & OSPF etc)
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<h2>different alternatives: </h2>
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<h2>where do we go? </h2>
  
* [[AODV]] - short for (A)dHoc (O)n demand (D)istance (V)ector routing
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'''the problem:''' in a growing wireless network there will be the situation that a node will have to be routed over a number of other nodes to reach its destination-node (multi-hop-routing).
* [[OLSR]] - short for (O)ptimized (L)ink (S)tate (R)outing protocol
 
  
the last is the prefered one at the moment.
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'''the alternatives:'''
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* BGP/RIP/OSPF - centralized quagga/zebra servers propagate existing routes
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* [[Meshed Routing]] - a novel way of ad-hoc routing, nodes modify their routing tables independently
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* WDS - Wireless-Distribution-System, all nodes act as APs and form one big subnet via WDS-Links

Version vom 19. September 2004, 17:21 Uhr

where do we go?

the problem: in a growing wireless network there will be the situation that a node will have to be routed over a number of other nodes to reach its destination-node (multi-hop-routing).

the alternatives:

  • BGP/RIP/OSPF - centralized quagga/zebra servers propagate existing routes
  • Meshed Routing - a novel way of ad-hoc routing, nodes modify their routing tables independently
  • WDS - Wireless-Distribution-System, all nodes act as APs and form one big subnet via WDS-Links