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Title : IPv6 addressing in a heterogeneous MANET-network
Author(s) : P. Paakkonen
Filename : draft-paakkonen-addressing-htr-manet-00.txt
Pages : 0
Date : 2003-12-10
This document presents IPv6 addressing related to end-to-end
connectivity in a Mobile Ad hoc Network with heterogeneous nodes.
Internet connectivity for the mobile ad hoc network has to be provided
by an Access Router. The nodes in such a network could only have IPv6
functionality, or contain support for Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6) or facilitate
ad hoc routing by using a MANET-based routing protocol. End-to-end
connectivity means that the nodes must be able to communicate with each
other locally and over the Internet. The draft focuses on the Ad hoc
On-demand Distance Vector (AODV) as a MANET-based routing protocol.
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