MeshProtokolle
MeshProtokolle, also known as mesh networking protocols, are a set of rules and standards that govern how devices in a mesh network communicate with each other. A mesh network is characterized by its decentralized structure, where each node can act as a router, forwarding data to other nodes to create multiple paths for data transmission. This redundancy makes mesh networks highly resilient and robust, as the failure of a single node does not necessarily disrupt the entire network.
The primary function of mesh protocols is to manage the complex routing and data forwarding within this
Common examples of mesh protocols include various iterations of the IEEE 802.11s standard for wireless mesh