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From: Wolf-Bastian P. <Poe...@ib...> - 2009-06-27 01:03:35
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Hi! Deepak Gopalakrishnan schrieb: > > my doubt is will the intermediate node modify this packet or not. Yes, the intermediate nodes do modify the Route Request. They increment the hop count value. > if no, then how the intermediate nodes will maintain the reverse path to > the source during the route discovery. Nodes receiving a RREQ create or update a route to the sender of this particular IP packet. Although this sender may not be the originator, the IP address is still known from the IP packets header. Unfortunately, the sequence number of the sender of the IP packet is not known. Afterwards the node creates or updates a route to the originator of the route request. This time, the sequence number is known from the RREQ message. > if yes, wat is the modification it does other than increasing the hop > count.. No other modification is made. Does that help you? Regards, Bastian |