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sdawans edited this page Feb 19, 2013 · 5 revisions

Future work on the 6LBR

In the upcoming releases of 6LBR, we will

  • improve the integration between the Native Border Router and the Linux host
  • externalize some parts of the IPv6 services towards the Linux host
  • improve the user configuration
  • provide tools to perform RPL live debugging
  • provide support for COOJA simulations
  • grant open access to our 6LBR-enabled WSN testbed

Also, the 6LBR will serve a platform to investigate more advanced topics like :

  1. Mote mobility across WSNs : Although the basic mechanism are available in version 1.0 of 6LBR, there are many ways to improve the mote mobility and the reactivity of the system as a whole.
  2. Border Router redundancy : Industrial deployment requires reliability, and as single point of failure the 6LBR is a critical point of a network. We will investigate and develop mechanism to to easily deploy and interconnect redundant Border Routers.
  3. Multi-instance RPL : Multi-instance is an underdeveloped area of RPL. Providing multiple DAGs and Instances will allow:
    1. the support of applications with different types of QoS on the same infrastructure
    2. traffic balancing between Border Routers
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