What is AODV-UU FOR LINUX?

AODV-UU

AODV-UU (Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector Routing from Uppsala University) is a really interesting routing protocol that’s being looked into by the IETF. It’s designed for ad-hoc networks where both users and routers can be on the move.

Key Features of AODV-UU

AODV-UU supports IPv6 and multicasting (with the right patch), so it’s pretty versatile! Plus, it follows RFC 3561 standards.

Here are some key features of AODV UU:

• Works on Linux 2.4.x kernels and in the ns-2 simulator.


• Can cross-compile for ARM devices like iPAQ and Zaurus.


• Sticks to RFC 3561 guidelines.


• Runs as a user-space daemon without needing any kernel changes.


• It’s super easy to compile, install, and run!


• Has optional unidirectional link detection and avoidance features (not specified in the draft).


• Supports multiple network interfaces.


• Allows multiple gateway support through tunneling.

Requirements for AODV-UU

If you want to use AODV-UU, here’s what you need:

• Linux Kernel (2.4 branch)


• Network Simulator 2.26 (optional)

What’s New in This Release?

This latest version has some cool updates:

• You can now compile on versions 2.6.20 and 2.6.22!


• The cross-compiling for ARM has been fixed up.


• Took care of memory leaks too!


• The NS-2 connection got some updates, making it smoother!


• You’ll notice that route metrics are being used for deleting routes now.

If you’re looking to download AODV-UU, check out this link: Download AODV-UU here!

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