DABBER aims to extend the reach of Name-Data Networking (NDN) to opportunistic wireless networks, while: i) avoid flooding the network with Interest packets, which is a major requirement of opportunistic networks; ii) selective forwarding of Interest packets based on data reachability information, and context awareness (neighborhood and node itself). The motivation behind DABBER is the lack of forwarding/routing proposals for NDN over opportunistic wireless networks. There are an extensive number of (forwarding) proposals for opportunistic wireless networks (e.g. dLife, Scorp), and an initial set of routing proposals for wired NDN networks (e.g. OSPFN, NSLR). But NO routing protocol to support NDN communications in wireless networks. Basic differences towards version 00 are:
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