Re: [dtn-users] FEC in DTN
Daniel Ellard <dellard@bbn.com> Wed, 15 January 2014 20:54 UTC
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On 1/15/14 12:52 PM, Ivancic, William D. (GRC-RHN0) wrote: > > > Most DTNs you will probably find information on have been run over IP simply because it is the easiest to start and DTN is a network overlay. NASA JPL has run DTN over, I believe, CCSDS space links. The DARPA program BBN Spindle implementation ran IP over DTN with, I believe, DTN mapped to the radio MAC. (Others, feel free to add or correct these statements.) A minor correction: the SPINDLE implementation ran DTN over several convergence layers, including TCP, UDP and radio MACs. The WNaN project, which used the SPINDLE codebase, used DTN-over-radio-MAC to implement reliable IP. The layers were completely independent, so you could, if you wanted to, run the SPINDLE TCP CLA on top of the IP layer provided by running the SPINDLE MAC CLA over the radio... -Dan -- Daniel Ellard, Ph.D. Senior Scientist, Network Research Raytheon BBN Technologies dellard@bbn.com 617-873-8004
- [dtn-users] FEC in DTN James Jones
- Re: [dtn-users] FEC in DTN Ivancic, William D. (GRC-RHN0)
- Re: [dtn-users] FEC in DTN Daniel Ellard
- Re: [dtn-users] FEC in DTN l.wood