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Due to the fact that our MANET is supposed to handle various different scenarios we also have different routing requirements, for example in a chat context messages should be routed to a specific target as fast as possible. However when we are broadcasting ethereum transactions a flooding type system may be perfectly legitimate.
Solution
Allow for various routing methodologies that can messages can either be sent to a specific target, service provider or broadcasted within the network. This should also affect metering, messages that affect less nodes should cause less to be "metered".
Acceptance criteria
Nodes are able to receive messages in various means, being sent them directly or receiving them through broadcasts. Nodes should also provide "static" identifiers in order for messages to be able to be forwarded to them directly.
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Problem
Due to the fact that our MANET is supposed to handle various different scenarios we also have different routing requirements, for example in a chat context messages should be routed to a specific target as fast as possible. However when we are broadcasting ethereum transactions a flooding type system may be perfectly legitimate.
Solution
Allow for various routing methodologies that can messages can either be sent to a specific target, service provider or broadcasted within the network. This should also affect metering, messages that affect less nodes should cause less to be "metered".
Acceptance criteria
Nodes are able to receive messages in various means, being sent them directly or receiving them through broadcasts. Nodes should also provide "static" identifiers in order for messages to be able to be forwarded to them directly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: