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olsrd2

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An open-source routing daemon for mobile ad-hoc networks, implementing the Optimized Link State Routing Protocol version 2 (OLSRv2), which can be used in SDN-IoT network experiments.

🌐 Website ngiatlantic.eu/funded-experiments/atl... 📦 Source Code bitbucket.org/saish15/olsrd2/src/master/

Product Information

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Network Infrastructure

Linked NGI Projects

This product was created or improved through NGI-funded projects

Validation of Intelligent SDN – IoT Networks ngi atlantic

This project will perform experiments on public testbeds to establish the feasibility of applying Op...

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Discovery info: llm_confidence=medium; The project description focuses on experimental validation of SDN-IoT concepts using OpenFlow, but the source repository points to 'olsrd2', which is an identifiable, existing open-source software product for routing in ad-hoc networks, relevant to the project's wireless IoT context. Last checked: 2026-02-10