State of the Art of IPv6 Conformance and Interoperability Testing

Vallejo, A.; Ruiz, J.; Abella, Jordi; Zaballos, Agustín; Selga, Josep M.

doi:10.1109/mcom.2007.4342835

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Several standard bodies proposed open standards like Open Building Information exchange [7] as well as TAHI Interoperability framework [8] that addresses the importance of having common agreement for message exchange and understanding among systems in home environment. These consortiums agreed that interoperability would be the fundamental catalyst in catering the data intensive systems in home environment.…”

Section: Background and Relatedworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

The SOAP Based Mechanism for Home Environment using Web Services

Muthulakshmi¹,

Latha²

2014

ECIJ

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Section: Background and Relatedworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

The SOAP Based Mechanism for Home Environment using Web Services

Muthulakshmi¹,

Latha²

2014

ECIJ

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“…The IPv6 Ready Logo testing consists of two main sections: interoperability testing, and conformance testing [9]. The interoperability test puts FIP in a network with devices and stacks from other vendors, and ensures it works with all the devices.…”

Section: A Ipv6 Ready Logomentioning

confidence: 99%

FlexibleIP (FIP): IPv6 stack for experimental work on low-power wireless networks

O’Flynn

2012

2012 IEEE Online Conference on Green Communications (GreenCom)

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IPv6 is often deployed in wireless sensor networks, and the advantages of such a deployment are well reported. For researchers which wish to experiment with new protocols or cross-layer design, there is often a choice of which IPv6 stack to base their work on. The FlexibleIP (FIP) stack presented here is an open-source design which makes documentation, code readability, and ease of modification a priority. In addition FIP provides compile-time options to support a wide variety of devices; it can fit into an 8-bit microcontroller, but can still use features typical when targeting larger microcontroller such as dynamic memory allocation for buffering many packets. The stack also offers excellent support for cross-layer design and hardware acceleration, two areas of special interest for lowpower design. Conformance testing of the stack assures it adheres to relevant standards, and static analysis of the code is also performed. In addition to presenting this work, the paper highlights some design criteria that any IPv6 stack targeting lowpower wireless networks should consider.

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“…Because of its huge address space, it will be adapted by mobile and vehicular networks. Although, IPv6 is proliferating and integrating in the existing networks but it has to coexist with IPv4 using dual-stack, protocol translation and tunneling approaches for a long transitional period [7].…”

Section: Ipv6 and Satellitesmentioning

confidence: 99%