RPL Border Router - Revision history

Paisamar at 19:07, 4 November 2016

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 == Introduction: ==
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 [https://github.com/njh/contiki/blob/master/cpu/mc1322x/doc/rpl-tutorial.md]  https://github.com/njh/contiki/blob/master/cpu/mc1322x/doc/rpl-tutorial.md <br>
 [http://cnds.eecs.jacobs-university.de/courses/iotlab-2013/cooja.pdf] Using the Contiki Cooja Simulator - Anuj Sehgal

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 [[File:Node_Address.png]]
-You can enter the address of the border router in the web browser. The border router host a page which will be displayed on the browser as shown below. <br>
+You can enter the address of the border router in the web browser. The border router hosts a page which will be displayed on the browser as shown below. <br>
 [[File:RPL_Browser.png]]

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−	By default the border router hosts a simple web page. However this can be disabled by defining WEBSERVER as seen the code snippet below. This webpage is displayed when the IPv6 address of the border router is entered in the browser. Refer to the file httpd-simple.c for the following code snippet<br>	+	By default the border router hosts a simple web page. However, this can be disabled by defining WEBSERVER as seen the code snippet below. This webpage is displayed when the IPv6 address of the border router is entered in the browser. Refer to the file httpd-simple.c for the following code snippet<br>

	<pre>PROCESS(border_router_process, "Border router process");		<pre>PROCESS(border_router_process, "Border router process");

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 [[File:Diagram.png]]
-Objective:
 The objective of this tutorial is to give you an understanding of the RPL Border Router code in Contiki 2.7 OS and learn how to simulate a network with a border router on Cooja