Mobile Metropolitan Ad hoc Networks

The aim of this deliverable is to provide the software that implements, on the Linux operating system, the functions required to set up a MobileMAN. Specifically, in addition to the revised version of the software modules already delivered in D11 -i) CORE watchdog mechanism, ii) ad hoc routing framework, iii) p2p Pastry platform, and iv) VoIP and whiteboard applications -we now also deliver: the CrossROAD and XL-plugin modules (which implement a subset of the MobileMAN cross-layer architecture), and the UDDI4m modules. The software modules are contained in the CD ROM associated with this deliverable and are also made available in the Software web site http://keskus.hut.fi/tutkimus/MobileMan . In addition, we deliver our Ad Hoc Proxy ARP daemon (AHPAd) that enables the interconnection of MobileMAN adhoc islands with the Internet. The AHPAd code is reported in the Appendix. Project funded by the European Community under the “Information Society Technologies” Programme (19982002) MOBILEMAN IST-2001-38113 August 2005 Deliverable D14 2 of 35 SUMMARY The aim of this deliverable is to provide the software modules that implements, on the Linux operating system, the functions required to set up a campus-wide MobileMAN, as identified in D5, D10 and D13. Indeed, by integrating the software modules we developed with existing code, we obtained a set of software architectures that enable us to test MobileMAN concepts and ideas. Specifically, we have: i) a legacy (layered) TCP/IP architecture on which we run a VoIP application; ii) a legacy (layered) p2p architecture on which we run Whiteboard and UDDI4m applications, and iii) a p2p cross-layer architecture on which we run both Whiteboard and UDDI4m applications. In this document we describe the main characteristics of the software modules we deliver. More details on our solutions can be found in Deliverables D5, D10 and D13. The software we are delivering is contained in the CD ROM associated with this deliverable and which is also made available in the Software web site http://keskus.hut.fi/tutkimus/MobileMan. In addition, in this deliverable, we also present our solution to interconnect MobileMAN ad hoc islands among themselves and with the Internet. To this end, we implemented an Ad Hoc Proxy ARP daemon (AHPAd). The AHPAd code is reported in the deliverable’s appendix. http://heim.ifi.uio.no/~paalee/ MOBILEMAN IST-2001-38113 August 2005 Deliverable D14 3 of 35 CONTENTS LIST