[Olsr-users] dampening of OLSR
Theo Gjaltema
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Fri May 29 09:47:18 CEST 2009
Hi,
I am using the etx metric.
In the test network we see lots of re-routings (kernel route changes)
with a stationary set of nodes.
Theo.
Henning Rogge schreef:
> Am Dienstag 26 Mai 2009 09:12:58 schrieb Theo Gjaltema:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am currently investigating OLSR with metrics based on link-costs and
>> see that the costs of the routes are varing very fast.
>>
> What metric are you using ? etx_ff should be a little bit more tame than
> etx_fpm/etx_float.
>
>
>> For this reason I am looking for an uniform mechanism of adding
>> hysteresis/dampening to OLSR.
>> In the olsr there is allready a form of hysteresis build-in (checks for
>> a delta of 10%) but this is not flexible enough.
>>
>
>
>> My idea is to add a plugin for this removing the fixed hysteresis and
>> adding dampening.
>>
> You don't need to remove anything, because the "dijkstra hysteresis" is
> controlled by the routing metric plugin too (there should be a callback called
> "is....relevant(linkcost1, linkcost2)" ).
>
> Markus Kittenberg played with the idea of a "long time" metric for some time,
> but we never got enough time to create a good plugin. We would be very happy
> to see a suggestion for an improved etx_ff. :)
>
> Henning
>
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