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Performance Comparison of BATMANd and BATMAN-adv

Chissungo et al., 2011

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Chissungo E
Blake E
Le H
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The BATMAN routing algorithm is a routing solution for ad hoc wireless networks. Two of these branches, Batmand and Batman-adv are the most commonly used as the default routing protocols on the Mesh Potato's (MP). The MPs are devices that use VoIP to …
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