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Crossbar.io is an open-source networking platform for distributed and microservice applications. It implements the Web Application Messaging Protocol, which allows application components to communicate through routed remote procedure calls and publish-subscribe messaging. The platform is designed to handle the messaging layer so developers can focus on business logic instead of building custom connection, routing, and event systems. It supports real-time application architectures where services, browsers, devices, and backend components need to exchange messages reliably. ...

A new routing protocol called Delay Based Routing Protocol (DBRP). It is a flexible distance vector routing protocol with a metric based on delay. It natively supports IPv4 and IPv6, and can also carry information for common services such DNS servers

Tiet reads pcap(3) or argus(8) routing protocol traces (ISIS for now) and analyzes the protocol state/behavior. The obtained metrics & graphics can by used for many auditing tasks, e.g. detection of misconfiguration, bugs or performance problems.

olsrd is an implementation of the Optimized Link State Routing(OLSR, RFC3626) protocol. The implementation is extendable through the use of loadable plugins. Visit http://www.olsr.org for more info. <b>This sf.net page is OUTDATED!!</b> Visit www.olsr.or

BFDD (BFD daemon for Quagga Routing Suite) is an open source implementation of Bidirectional Forwarding Detection protocol. Project is a module for Quagga that can be complied together with other modules, providing API for BFD liveness detection.

Design and implementation of the Observation-based Cooperation Enforcement in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (OCEAN) protocol, on top of the ns2 network simulator, using Dynamic Source Routing (DSR).

APE is a testbed for evaluation of mobile ad hoc network routing protocols. It consists of a stripped down Red Hat Linux distribution, pre-configured for easy setup, and a set of analysis tools used to evaluate data from tests.

Flying Ants implements a wireless ad-hoc routing algorithm based upon biologically inspired ant-like agents. The code is suitable for single board computer systems (e.g., soekris boards). It runs in userland and utilizes a threaded raw socket protocol.

bgpd.pl is a partial implementation of the BGP protocol (RFC1771) written in perl. It has been designed as a library to be used in other applications and as tool to monitor BGP routing updates and collect all kinds of statistics.

The IS-IS (isis) routing protocol for the zebra routing software.

To implement an ad hoc multihop routing protocol for IP on Linux which will allow a dynamic network of mobile devices to be self-organizing and self-configuring.