Article | REF: TE7516 V1

RPL routing protocol

Author: Tanguy ROPITAULT

Publication date: May 10, 2016

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5. Temporality of RPL

We have seen that the sending of signaling messages in a proactive routing protocol must be managed in such a way as not to overload the network too much, but must also be able to react to a topology change. RPL's DIO and DAO messages must therefore be sent according to precise rules, which we will describe below.

5.1 DIO: Trickle algorithm

As RPL is a proactive protocol, DIO messages are sent periodically to configure routes and announce changes. To minimize the number of DIO messages sent, a special timing algorithm is used: Trickle .

Trickle ensures...

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