> Are all your AP on the same frequency? Did you enable diversity-sensitive > routing for babel? If not, you should add in /etc/config/babeld: > > config general > option diversity true
I disagree, Gabriel -- since IS-IS doesn't do diversity routing, the comparison is more interesting if babeld doesn't either. I'd much rather have two comparisons: - IS-IS compared to non-diversity Babel; - diversity Babel compared to non-diversity Babel. We did some work on that with Gabriel a few years ago, and we found out that the results are somewhat paradoxical: diversity Babel appears to beat plain Babel in uncongested networks, but yields similar results in congested ones. My interpretation is that in a congested network packet loss is a good indicator of interference, and therefore plain Babel converges to a non-interfering set of routes without explicit interference measurements. The tests need repeating in a more formal setting, but they are extremely time consuming, and more urgent stuff came up. -- Juliusz _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
