Referring to the ESMRF engine that was recently merged
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These files, alongside some core modifications, add support for IPv6 multicast
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These files, alongside some core modifications, add support for IPv6 multicast
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to contiki's uIPv6 engine.
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to contiki's uIPv6 engine.
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Currently, two modes are supported:
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Currently, three modes are supported:
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* 'Enhanced Stateless Multicast RPL Forwarding' (ESMRF)
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ESMRF is an enhanced version of the SMRF engine with the aim
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of resolving the sending limitation of SMRF to allow any node
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within the DODAG to send multicast traffic up and down the RPL tree.
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ESMRF is documented here:
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http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2753479
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* 'Stateless Multicast RPL Forwarding' (SMRF)
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* 'Stateless Multicast RPL Forwarding' (SMRF)
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RPL in MOP 3 handles group management as per the RPL docs,
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RPL in MOP 3 handles group management as per the RPL docs,
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SMRF is a lightweight engine which handles datagram forwarding.
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SMRF is a lightweight engine which handles datagram forwarding.
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