2022
DOI: 10.1007/s11390-022-1027-y
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Quality of Service Support in RPL Networks: Standing State and Future Prospects

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“…The focus of these functions is respectively on optimizing the length of intermediate routes and preventing routing due to low‐quality connections. But the use of these functions causes many challenges in the field of routing, especially for reliability requirements 21 . Therefore, the design of a suitable OF is still an open topic related to the RPL protocol.…”
Section: Review Of Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The focus of these functions is respectively on optimizing the length of intermediate routes and preventing routing due to low‐quality connections. But the use of these functions causes many challenges in the field of routing, especially for reliability requirements 21 . Therefore, the design of a suitable OF is still an open topic related to the RPL protocol.…”
Section: Review Of Research Backgroundmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But the use of these functions causes many challenges in the field of routing, especially for reliability requirements. 21 Therefore, the design of a suitable OF is still an open topic related to the RPL protocol.…”
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“…This trend will inevitably lead to an increase in the complexity of user requirements, service types, and path transmission, thus posing challenges to the service performance of the existing routing algorithms in the IPv6 network. As a result, service quality, reliability, and satisfaction are gradually regarded as important indicators to measure IPv6 network service standard [6].…”
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