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Automatic Configuration of Ad-Hoc Networks: Establishing unique IP Link-Local Addresses

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2 Author(s)
Gilaberte, R.L. ; Zaragoza Univ., Zaragoza ; Herrero, L.P.

One of the main problems when configuring ad-hoc networks is that with these networks don't have a central server with all the information of the network. If a new user wants to form part of a network must configure his device firstly. On the one hand, in this article we make an analysis of the different proposals for the configuration of ad-hoc networks presented on the bibliography consulted. On the other hand, we propose a distributed protocol to network data configuration based on the use of diffusion tools (multicast/broadcast) and where the user's intervention isn 't necessary. The protocol proposed focus on IPv4 link-local addresses configuration to let the creation of MANETs (Mobile Ad hoc Networks). What's more, this protocol will be able to be also used to make both IPv6 link-local addresses configuration and other needed ad hoc networks parameters configuration.

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Emerging Security Information, Systems, and Technologies, 2007. SecureWare 2007. The International Conference on

Date of Conference: 14-20 Oct. 2007

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