A Review of RPL Routing Approaches in Low-power and Powerful Networks

Low-power and high-waste networks are a new phenomenon in the world of Internet technology, objects and communications. Low-power networks are the general infrastructure of the wireless sensor network, which is also known as a basic part of the Internet of objects. Applications of this kind of network are a popular research area, including monitoring, environmental monitoring, and body care and military applications. The low-power and wasteful network has many challenges due to its small size and low hardware and communication capabilities. Obviously, the inherent challenges of this kind of network have been limited in the functions of aggregation, transmission, and communication between the nodes and their routing. The IETF group has provided a routing model for low-power and wasteful networks that has been developing an IPv6-based RPL protocol. RPL is a developed distance-based vector for low-waste and wasteful networks on the Internet. Therefore, in this paper, we present a brief overview of the previous and recent methods in the area of routing low-capacity and wasteful networks and objects of the Internet, as well as evaluating and comparing the approaches introduced in the form of efficient routing metrics in this type of network.

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Low-cost and wasteful networks ، Internet objects ، routing ، service quality