Hello folks, This is in preparation for our discussion on Friday. These proposed resolutions for AODVv2 open issues did not generate any comments. I would like to go ahead with the resolutions. In my next email, I will summarize the discussion for the other issue resolutions that I proposed last month. ============================================================ [manet] #2: Terminology for reactive protocol document Close this issue with a request for more specific comments about particular terms or definitions. ============================================================[manet] #10: Reporting multiple broken routes whose metric types are different
Reject the proposal suggested in the issue text, and close the issue including the following discussion: "Metrics for anything other than hop-count would essentially trigger unicast RERR messages anyway and there would be little gain from the aggregation." ============================================================ [manet] #16: The Reactive Protocol Duplicate Suppression Table Suggest the following resolution on the mailing list in order to solicit comments: 'Put all AODVv2 messages into the duplicate suppression table. The change is easy, but involves replacing "RREQ" with "AODVv2 message" in a number of places.' ============================================================ [manet] #24 (aodvv2): Ordering of processing instructions Close the issue with a request for people to append relevant comments to issue #23 instead of this issue. ============================================================ [manet] #27 (aodvv2): Processing AckReq Recent drafts have included the requested clarification. > To avoid repeated failure of Route Discovery, an AODVv2 router > (HandlingRtr) handling a RREP message MUST attempt to verify > connectivity towards RREQ_Gen. This MAY be done by including the > Acknowledgement Request (AckReq) data element in the RREP. In reply > to an AckReq, an RREP_ACK message message MUST be sent. With this clarification, we can close this issue. ============================================================ [manet] #30 (aodvv2): Use of word "node" Close the issue with the following text for the resolution: 'The uses of "node" in the document have been checked, and many were changed to "addr" instead as noted in previous emails. More specific terminology has been used where appropriate.' ============================================================ [manet] #31 (aodvv2): Suitability for implementation on commodity OS Close this issue and redirect comments to issue #46. ============================================================ #46 (aodvv2): What is needed from IP and ICMP Write an appendix with the following text: > > AODVv2 needs the following: > > information that IP routes are requested > information that packets are flowing > the ability to queue packets. >> Tautologically, a reactive protocol reacts when a route is needed. One might say that a route is requested when an application tries to send a packet. The fundamental concept of reactive routing is to avoid creating routes that are not needed, and the way that has been used to know whether a route is needed is when an application tries to send a packet. > If an application tries to send a packet, and the route is available, the packet has to wait until the route is available.
Suggest this on the mailing list as a proper resolution. ============================================================