A --- M --- B
[...]
M doesn't publish a NODE-STATE TLV, but other than that it fully
participates in the protocol.
However, if you want to _bridge_ stuff, you can just forward 'things from
A to B, and things from B to A' on the M node, and it should work.
I'm probably missing something, then.
For a given node N, let N's Silly Walk Set, written SWS(N), be the set of
nodes that N includes in the computation of its network hash.
If M is just forwarding beween A and B, and is not publishing a node
state, then SWS(A) = {A} and SWS(B) = {B}. Therefore, the network states
published by A and B will be different, and everytime N forwards A's
network state to B, B will reset its trickle timer, and similarly in the
other direction.
What am I missing?
-- Juliusz
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