[olsr-dev] Selfish LQ

giuseppe de marco (spam-protected)
Fri Mar 2 02:10:49 CET 2007


Aaron Kaplan wrote:
>>
> Giuseppe,
>
> I think what would solve your problem - I think it was discussed by 
> Lamport in 1982 - is to use some byzantine failure agreement protocol
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_fault_tolerance). As far as I 
> recall you can detect N "liars" when the number of nodes >= 3*N+1
> (disclaimer: here we have defined "liar" as a node which says 
> something else than the majority thinks. If that node is therefore a 
> true liar is of course a different matter :)
>
>
>
>> I think it's not a disturb, rather a mis-use and then an attack. I 
>> don't disturb the network, i.e. I don't jam it,
>> I don't do DoS. I just change a value in my OLSR module and other 
>> nodes have nothing to do to check
>> if the LQs of my declared links are true.
>
>> Regards
>> G
>>
>>>> sequence of links towards a destination, but
>>>> the LQ of the link is not calculate properly.
>>>>
>>>
>>>     Bernd
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>> --Giuseppe De Marco, phD
>> Toyota Technological Institute
>> 468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, Nagoya, Japan
>> Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp
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I will read the paper, even if I think we are dealing here with true 
liars. I mdestely think that the problem is that the computatino of LQ is
based upon two parties, the sender and the neighbor. I think that upper 
layers protocols could cooperate in order to vote the correct value of LQ.
But I don't know. I just wake up right now....

G


-- 
Giuseppe De Marco, phD
Toyota Technological Institute
468-8511 Aichi 2-12-1 Hisakata, Tenpaku-ku, 
Nagoya, Japan
Email: demarco at toyota-ti dot ac dot jp
Tel (int): +81 (052)-809-1802
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