On Tue, Mar 11, 2008 at 11:33:29PM +0100, <ZioPRoTo (Saverio Proto)>:
~> I found this web site very interesting:
~> http://dart.cs.ucr.edu/
~> Reading their paper:
~> http://dart.cs.ucr.edu/DART_INFOCOM_04.pdf
~> I found many concepts in common with Netsukuku.
~> They also propose an addressing scheme to arrange the nodes in
~> convenient topology.
WOW!
I've just taken a quick look at it, and they look very similar.
The topology:
Netsukuku | DART
------------------------------------------
grop-nodes and levels | subtree and levels
|--> ANDNA | node lookup
|
|---(their fundamental principle is the same!)
About the "Split Network" we even use a common term: "network identifier".
It seems they don't examine in detail the case of "Split Networks".
Their relocation mechanism (see "Handling Constraint Violations") is a bit
arbitrary: "lower node identifier wins". In Netsukuku, we use the
Communication Vessel system.
As soon as I have a bit of free time, I'll read it completely.
~> as soon as I finish my reading you will have my personal consideration
~> about this stuff.
~>
~> Did the Netsukuku theory changed a lot from September ?
~> I'd like to make a comparison between the two solutions, but my
~> knowledge about Netsukuku is up to date with the latest Italian
~> Hackmeeting :)
No, it hasn't changed since the Hackmeeting.
~>
~> greets !
Thanks!
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