[Autoconf] Self-addressing using local information
Ricardo Schmidt <super.ismiti@gmail.com> Wed, 04 February 2009 12:39 UTC
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Subject: [Autoconf] Self-addressing using local information
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Hello all, I am developing a short introducing research on autoconfiguration in MANETs. Right now I am writing about some protocols for self-addressing. I noticed that, most of the proposed solutions implement a randomly choice of address. For example, a node picks an address from the range 1-2047 for temporary address and later an address from the range 2048-65534 for the tentative address. Well, I would like to know if there available works where a formula is implemented for creating an address, in order to avoid the duplication. Something like Prophet. However, I am looking for a proposal that uses information such as the MAC from the interface to calculate a tentative address. Thanks in advance for repliers! -- Ricardo de Oliveira Schmidt
- [Autoconf] Self-addressing using local information Ricardo Schmidt
- Re: [Autoconf] Self-addressing using local inform… Carlos Jesús Bernardos Cano
- Re: [Autoconf] Self-addressing using local inform… Alexandru Petrescu