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README.md
RPL Mesh Network over QEMU
Overview
This sample uses virtual-hub tool from zephyrproject-rtos/net-tools to setup a multi-node RPL network on top of QEMU. This way, is possible to validate different network topologies in virtualized environment.
In this sample, we will build a three node graph connected like a row:
root <-> node1 <-> node2
Requirements
First of all, we must clone net-tools repository, and build virtual-hub:
cd virtual-hub
mkdir build && cd build
cmake ..
make
Building and Running
- Build and run the RPL root application:
cd root
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DQEMU_PIPE_ID=1 ..
make
make node
- Build and run the first RPL node application:
cd node
mkdir build-1 && cd build-1
cmake -DQEMU_PIPE_ID=2 ..
make
make node
- Build and run the second RPL node application:
cd node
mkdir build-2 && cd build-2
cmake -DQEMU_PIPE_ID=3 ..
make
make node
- Now we should run the virtual-hub, which will connect all the pipes according to the csv file:
cd virtual-hub/build
./hub ../input.csv
- Wait until the network is fine, you can check it using net shell on root application:
select net
route
You should see two routes pointing to both clients application.
Virtual-Hub Notes
When trying to reboot/drop a node from network you must also reboot the virtual-hub to keep it working properly.
For more details about how to customize the network, follow the README instructions from virtual-hub repository.