Re: [Autoconf] Autoconf addressing model

Carlos Jesús Bernardos Cano <cjbc@it.uc3m.es> Sat, 28 February 2009 16:38 UTC

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Hi Alex,

	I mean, let's try to agree on the basics (addressing model) and then
let's try to understand what happens with multihoming and more complex
scenarios.

	Thanks,

	Carlos

El sáb, 28-02-2009 a las 15:09 +0100, Alexandru Petrescu escribió:
> Carlos Jesús Bernardos Cano a écrit :
> [...]
> >> It doesn't matter how many ad hoc segments there are. In the following
> >> scenario, the link to Access router G disappeared, Router 3 disappeared and
> >> a Router4 joined IBSS "adhoc1".
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>      ---+-------Internet------
> >>         |                     
> >>         |           
> >> +-------+-------+      
> >> |Access Router H|       
> >> +-------+-------+        
> >>         |                       
> >>         ||Prefix information H  
> >>         |V                     wifi "adhoc1"
> >>         |                   <---------------------------v--------> 
> >>  <------|--v---------------------->                     | 
> >>         |<-|--------------------v-----------------------|--->
> >>         |  |                    |                       |
> >>     +---+--'+               +---'---+               +---'---+
> >>     |Router1|>-------------<|Router2|>-------------<|Router4|
> >>     +---L---+ LL1      LL21 +---L---+ LL22      LL4 +---L---+
> >>         |M1                     |M2                     |M4
> >>         |H1                     |H2                     |H4
> >>
> >>               --------->               --------->
> >>               Prefix information H     Prefix information H
> >>
> >>
> >> Now, Router2 acts as a relay for Router4, so Router4 can reach Router1 and
> >> the Internet. Router1 acts as Border Router for all nodes in the MANET.
> >>
> > 
> > While I think this is also much in linee with my thinking, I think it's
> > better to focus on the simplest cases before.
> 
> What are the simplest cases?
> 
> Alex
> 
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