> My bet is what would be even more effective is to have bits of code
> readily available (either in-spec, or in-github) so that little-to-no
> thinking is required.
Perhaps that's worth repeating. The reference implementation of Babel is
available on Github:
https://github.com/jech/babeld
On 03/27/2015 04:31 AM, Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
More precisely, here's the approach I've taken in RFC 6126 (credit to Joel
Halpern for helping me with that):
* if something is required to ensure the integrity of the network, it's
a MUST. In particular, bidirectional reachability detec
>> Link quality estimation is in the informative appendix A.2.2.
> This is more than a little bit problematic if we want router vendors to
> be able to produce useful implementations: they generally are not
> interested in doing research, and just ship whatever firmware their wifi
> chip vendor te
