Pascal Thubert (pthubert) <pthub...@cisco.com> wrote:
>> Michael:
>>
>> If you want your PAN network to be reachable from the rest of the world,
>> you still need some mobility solution.
>>
>> For instance you could use NEMO. Get a PAN delegated from your home
>> network and then move around with it.
I want my PAN network reachable (and able to reach) the Home network of
the home that I'm in, so exactly:
>> For local communications, yes you'll want to inject the PAN network
>> prefix into the local topology.
>> If the local topology trusts you to inject anything which is not a
>> given.
>>
>> The combination of the 2 is basically what MANEMO tried to achieve a few
>> years ago, using what became RPL as the underlying routing protocol.
>> Maybe the times are getting ripe.
Yes.... Perhaps you see why I care little about Zigbee in my RPL work ;-)
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