6LowPan - Towards Zero-Configuration Forwireless Building Automation: System Architecture

Carlier, Matthias; Braeken, An; Lemmens, Bart; Smeets, Ruben; Steenhaut, Kris; Touhafi, Abdellah; Mentens, Nele; Aerts, Kris

doi:10.3390/ecsa-1-d002

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“…There are several previous research about tunneling on 6LoWPAN that had been done before, such as using tunnel mechanisms like ISATAP, Teredo, and 6to4, as a method to use 6LoWPAN in IPv4 network [3], tunneling to transmit 6LoWPAN IPv6 packages over IPv4 through a 6to4 tunnel implementation [4], transform the 6LoWPAN packets into IPv6 packets then into IPv4 packets to connect 6LoWPAN network with the Internet [5], an IPv6/IPv4 tunneling application to ensure the tunneling between the nodes, the border routers and the central server [6], using 6to4 tunneling technique to develop Ship Area Sensor Networks (SASN) model which is integration of wired network and 6LoWPAN [7], and automatic tunneling mechanism based on AYIYA by using a public tunnel broker service to connect Android IPv6 smartphone with 6LoWPAN wireless sensors [8].…”

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Tunneling 6LoWPAN protocol stack in IPv6 network

Prisantama¹,

Widyawan²,

Mustika³

2016

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Validity and reliability of end-user computing satisfaction in Indonesian language to measure digital nursing assessment tool AIP Conference Proceedings 1755, 070001 (2016) 6LoWPAN gives a great opportunity for sensor networks to communicate with the Internet using IP. However, with a few differences between the 6LoWPAN protocol stack and IP protocol stack, it is difficult for 6LoWPAN sensor networks to be operated from the Internet directly. In order to be directly connected to IPv6 networks, tunneling is required. Therefore, tunneling process test on 6LoWPAN network to connect to IPv6 networks needs to be done to show how each 6LoWPAN nodes will be accessible through the edge node and IPv6 network. In this research, we have conducted experiments to design the 6LoWPAN networks and test the tunneling process on 6LoWPAN network to connect with IPv6 networks. We have created a 6LoWPAN network with one edge node and two end nodes. The result shows that each node will be accessible using its IPv6 address through the edge after tunneling process is successfully executed. This research can become an insight for further studies on 6LoWPAN protocol stack as a part of the WSN-based monitoring system in movement.

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