DES-SERT (DES Simple and Extensible Routing-Framework for Testbeds)

des-sertDES-SERT is the DES Simple and Extensible Routing-Framework for Testbeds. It is implemented as user space library that can be used to implement proactive, reactive, and hybrid routing protocols. DES-SERT is scheduled to be included in the Debian GNU/Linux distribution and in the mean time is available on this website. In the future we will also make available several tutorials on how to use the framework as well as a selection of routing protocols that have been implemented in the Computer Systems and Telematics, Distributed Embedded Systems research group at Freie Universität Berlin.

The following protocols have already been implemented with DES-SERT. We will make them available one after another in the next time when they meet our release standards and provide at autoconfiguration to be usable to out-of-the-box.

  • Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector Routing (AODV)
  • Better Approach To Mobile Ad-hoc Networking (B.A.T.M.A.N.)
  • Dynamic Source Routing (DSR)
  • Gossip routing
  • Optimized Link State Routing (OLSR)

News

libdessert 0.87

Application: 
libdessert
Version: 
0.87

Version 0.87 of libdessert tarball including source and header files.

libdessert 0.87 headers

Application: 
libdessert
Version: 
0.87

Header files for version 0.87 of the library.

libdessert 0.87

Application: 
libdessert
Version: 
0.87

The Debian release ready version of libdessert is now available. We hope this version will be accepted to be included in the official repositories. Several functions that have previously been implemented by each routing daemon are now available in the library.

Simple example daemon based on libdessert

Application: 
des-example
Version: 
0.3

A simple example daemon that does not send any packets. It contains examples of an init script, /etc/default/DAEMON, and /etc/DAEMON files that can be used by other daemons.

Updated gossip daemon

Application: 
des-gossip
Version: 
0.3

Updated version of the simple gossip routing daemon that should compile with DES-SERT version >= 0.85. Published by request for a simple example to learn how to use DES-SERT.

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