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Master Relay Switch Routing Protocol for Bluetooth Scatternets

Explore a new architecture for Bluetooth scatternets IP networking, addressing inter-piconet IP issues with a cluster-based routing strategy. Discover the Master Relay Switch Routing (MRSR) protocol for efficient IP forwarding. Learn about piconet bridging, host-based addressing, and ad-hoc routing using AODV in scatternets. Implemented in NS2 with an extension to IBM BlueHoc.

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Master Relay Switch Routing Protocol for Bluetooth Scatternets

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  1. Ad Hoc IP Routing over Bluetooth Scatternets • New Ideas • A new architecture for IP networking in bluetooth scatternet • Current standard (LAN profile, BNEP) does not tackle inter-piconet IP networking issue • Cluster-based on-demand routing strategy • Master Relay Switch Routing (MRSR) protocol for inter-piconet IP forwarding • Key Design/Approach • IP networking for bluetooth scatternet • Piconet bridging scheme • Each scatternet as one IP network • Host based addressing • Master Relay Switch Routing (MRSR) • Ad-hoc routing in scatternet • based on AODV • Results/Lesson Learned • Implemented in NS2 • Extension to IBM BlueHoc Project team: Sidharth Choudhury, Anupam Rastogi URL: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/sidharth/report

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