Hi,
I think the most important point to keep in mind is that it was quite a
small experiment. We did try experimenting with things like orbit lab,
which would have given us a much bigger experimental testbed, but we had
technical problems with that.
Another important point, which we probably should have stressed further,
is that all the routing protocols needed per flow rate limiting. We
found that the mesh nodes which were closest to the sink would starve
the more distant nodes of bandwidth.
We are happy to answer any questions people might have with that paper.
Dave
On 13/11/10 02:35, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
* ``The results of the bandwidth tests, shown in Fig 3, reveal that
the Babel routing protocol provided better throughputs than OLSR,
BATMAN L3 or BATMAN L2.'' (This is surprising -- I'd expect everyone
to have roughly the same bandwidth -- and I think it might be an
artefact of the way Babel measures packet loss, using piggy-backed
Hellos.)
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