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* Marek Lindner <lindner_marek@yahoo.de> [21.03.2009 09:45]:

> or less. This is an approximation of the reality. If you have ideas how t=
o=20
> improve it let us know. Meanwhile, we can try to help getting your wifi u=
p to=20
> speed (see antonios mail).  :-)

in OLSR networks we change the multicast-rate, to allow only links
with "reasonable" bandwith to be used. Maybe this is also a good
idea for batman. In a dense network, set you multicast-rate to
12mbit on all nodes, in a "normal" network you can use e.g. 5.5 mbit.
(this helps the routing daemon and does nearly not change the
normal network behavior)

important question:
are batman-adv-packets transfered in multicast-rate?

greets,
Bastian Bittorf

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