Il mar, 2003-06-10 alle 04:51, S Woodside ha scritto:
> Hi Mario,
> 
> Some quick comments before I get lost in the details. First : Cool!
> 

Thanks! ;-)
> Some general ideas/thoughts/ramblings:
> - Check out the AODV (adhoc On Demand Vector) routing protocol from the 
> IETF MANET (Mobile Adhoc NETwork) working group. It's a standards-track 
> protocol and at the moment seems to be the most successful mesh routing 
> protocol , for example, it has been implemented in various places, and 
> does work.

Yes, but... it uses flooding to find a route, it will never scale.
> - irritatingly (iMO) the MANET group isn't much interested in fixed 
> mesh applications. Perhaps that will change in the future.

Fortunately there are other people like me interested in fixed meshes...

>  I'm not sure 
> there's a practical/technical difference, but it's worth keeping in mind

You can optimize better if host do not move.
> - check out the work of the multi6 working group of the IETF. They are 
> working on practical (i.e., near-term) technology to allow multihoming 
> at the host level (they call it site, but a site includes a single host 
> in their definitions).

I will do, I need some new info on multihoming.


>  This will be useful I think if you are going to 
> have multiple gateways to the public internet on the CWN mesh.

Yes I have not implemented this thing.
> - plan for IPv6 ;-) there should be some cool synergy between IPv6 new 
> technologies like better multihoming, and more address space.

And geographic addressing.

>  Please 
> bring me into the loop if you're talking to the IETF, I've been trying 
> in a limited way to promote CWN applications to them.

I do not dare for now to call them.

> - is it possible to have an unmanaged mesh / distributed management? In 
> particular if multihoming the mesh is possible with a distributed 
> management scheme, that would be very cool.
> 

Yes my algorithm does not need configuration. You put your coordinates
and go!


> Now I'll go and read your documents =)
> 
Yes thank you for interest!!!!!
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