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TCP/IP in WSN TCP/IP in WSN (6LowPAN) LowPAN) By Mohammed Alshaboti Supervisor: Dr\ Adel Ali

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Introduction to 6LowPAN (BLIP)

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TCP/IP in WSN TCP/IP in WSN

((66LowPAN)LowPAN)

ByMohammed Alshaboti

Supervisor: Dr\ Adel Ali

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OutlineOutline

� About 6lowpan� 6LowPAN implementations� BLIP

◦ Blip IPv6 stack◦ Blip IPv6 stack

� IETF 6LowPAN header format � TinyOS-2.1.1 installation� Test Blip� UDPEcho Program (Demo)� More Demos

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About About 66LowPANLowPAN

� The 6lowpan group has defined encapsulation and header compression mechanisms that allow IPv6 packets to be sent to and received from over IEEE sent to and received from over IEEE 802.15.4 based networks.

� This enable embedded devices to participate in the Internet of Things.

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66LowPAN implementationsLowPAN implementations

� There are 3 well known implementations

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BLIP (Berkeley IP)BLIP (Berkeley IP)

� Included as a core part of TinyOS-2.1.1◦ (you need to install tinyos-2.1.1 if you want to use blip)

� Tested on micaz, telosb and epic � Tested on micaz, telosb and epic platforms.

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Blip IPvBlip IPv6 6 stackstack

� Consists of three layers:1. Transport : TCP/UDP/ICMP

2. Network: Blip uses Hydro routing protocol

3. 6lowpan(layer 2.5):compresses high-level headers and breaks compresses high-level headers and breaks large packets into multiple link-layer fragments .

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IETF IETF 66LowPAN header formatLowPAN header format

� IPv6 header is 40 bytes

� 802.15.4 MTU is 127 bytes

DSP: understand what’s coming.� DSP: understand what’s coming.

� HC1: Network layer compression and its LSB denotes if HC2 will be used or not.

� HC2: Transport layer compression

� IP: Hop limit

� UDP: UDP header compressed

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IETF IETF 66LowPAN header format (Cont..)LowPAN header format (Cont..)

� DSP (1 byte)◦ 00xxxxxx Not-lowpan frame

◦ 01xxxxxx LowPAN IPv6 address header

� 01xxxx01 Uncompressed

01xxxx10 Full compressed and follow by HC1 field� 01xxxx10 Full compressed and follow by HC1 field

◦ 10xxxxxx LowPAN mesh header

◦ 11xxxxxx LowPAN fragmentation header

� IPv6 header is compressed to 2byte (HC1,Hop limit)

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IETF IETF 66LowPAN header format (Cont..)LowPAN header format (Cont..)

DSP : Compressed LowPAN IPv6 header � DSP : Compressed LowPAN IPv6 header

� HC1: Src & Dest add local, next header = UDP

� IP: Hop limit

� UDP: 8-byte header (uncompressed)

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HCHC11

� Normally HC1 indicates 1 in its last bit if there is HC2 � HC2: UDP/TCP/ICMP compression

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IPvIPv6 6 header compressed header compressed

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� DSP: Compressed IPv6

66LowPANLowPAN--Compressed/Compressed UDPCompressed/Compressed UDP

� DSP: Compressed IPv6

� HC1: Src & Dest add local, next header= UDP

� IP: Hop limit

� UDP: HC2+3 bytes header (compressed)

� Source port and destination port with the range of 0xF0B0-0xF0BF (4 bit)

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TinyOSTinyOS--22..11..1 1 installation steps using installation steps using ubuntuubuntu--1111..0404

� Open Terminal to edit sources.list file sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

add this line at the end of the file openeddeb http://tinyos.stanford.edu/tinyos/dists/ubuntu karmic main

“karmic” for all type of ubuntu distribution.“karmic” for all type of ubuntu distribution.Install aptitude package sudo apt-get install uptitude

� Install autoconf package sudo apt-get install autoconf2.13

� Then type this command to install TinyOS-2.1.1sudo aptitude install tinyos-2.1.1

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TinyOSTinyOS--22..11..1 1 configurationconfiguration

� Edit $TOSROOT/tinyos.sh file sudo gedit /opt/tinyos-2.1.1/tinyos.sh

add /tinyos.jar to the end of CLASSPATH to be :CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$TOSROOT/support/sdk/java/tinyos.jar

� Also edit user bash file as following:sudo gedit ~/.bashrc

and add this line to the end of the filesource /opt/tinyos-2.1.1/tinyos.sh

� Maybe you will need to change the owner of the tinyos-2.1.1 foldersudo chown –R username:group /opt/tinyos-2.1.1/

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Test BlipTest Blip

1. Add an 802.15.4 interface to the device (Edge router).

2. Upload your program image on the motes (node router)motes (node router)

3. Compile and run the routing driver (on pc/laptop).

4. Communicate with motes via IPV6

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Blip network itemsBlip network items

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11-- Upload blip Interface on edge Upload blip Interface on edge routerrouter

� cd $TOSROOT/apps/IPBaseStation

� $ make telosb blip install(for telosb mote)

� $ make micaz blip install mib520, /dev/ttyUSB0(for micaz mote)

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22-- Upload program image on node Upload program image on node routersrouters

� cd $TOSROOT/apps/UPDEcho

� make micaz blip install,ID mib520,/dev/ttyUSB0

� make telosb blip install,ID

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33-- Compile and run routing driver on Compile and run routing driver on PC/PC/labtoplabtop

� Build it first (for one time):

◦ cd $TOSROOT/support/sdk/c/sf./bootstrap./configuremakemake

◦ cd $TOSROOT/support/sdk/c/blip./bootstrap.sh./configuremake

� While you are still in the $TOSROOT/support/sdk/c/blip directory run routing driver

◦ sudo driver/ip-driver /dev/ttyUSB1 micaz

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Compile and run routing driver Compile and run routing driver (Cont..)(Cont..)

� Router driver loads its configuration from $TOSROOT/support/sdk/c/blip/serial_tun.conf.

� You can change channel # and IPv6 prefix fec0:: used.

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44--Test connectionTest connection

� ping6 fec0::ID

� fec0::/10 This is a site-local prefix offered by IPv6.

� The prefix fec0:: is coming from serial_tun.conf

file and the suffix is coming from Node Id.

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UDPEChoUDPECho Demo… Demo… UDPEChoUDPECho Demo… Demo…

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program program

� interface UDP {command error_t bind(uint16_t port);

command error_t sendto(struct sockaddr_in6 *dest, void *payload, uint16_t len);

event void recvfrom(struct sockaddr_in6 *src, void *payload, event void recvfrom(struct sockaddr_in6 *src, void *payload, uint16_t len, struct ip_metadata *meta);}

� bind command to open a port and start listening directly. sendtocommand to send a message and recvfrom event fire when there is new message received.

� Wire UDP interface to UdpSocketC component.

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program (cont..)program (cont..)

� SimpleUDPEchoP.nc file:#include <ip.h>module SimpleUDPEchoP {uses {interface Boot;interface SplitControl as RadioControl;interface UDP as Echo;interface Leds;interface Leds;}

} implementation {event void Boot.booted() {call RadioControl.start();call Echo.bind(7); // open port on port 7 and start listening

}

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program (cont..)program (cont..)

� event void RadioControl.startDone(error_t e) { }

event void RadioControl.stopDone(error_t e) { }

event void Echo.recvfrom(struct sockaddr_in6 *from, void *data, uint16_t len, struct ip_metadata *meta) {

call Echo.sendto(from, data, len);// return the same message payload to the sender call Leds.led0Toggle();}

} // end implementation

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program (cont..)program (cont..)

� SimpleUDPEchoC.nc file:

� configuration SimpleUDPEchoC {} implementation {components MainC, LedsC;components SimpleUDPEchoP;UDPEchoP.Boot -> MainC;UDPEchoP.Boot -> MainC;UDPEchoP.Leds -> LedsC;

components IPDispatchC;UDPEchoP.RadioControl -> IPDispatchC;

components new UdpSocketC() as Echo;UDPEchoP.Echo -> Echo;

}

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program (cont..)program (cont..)

� Makefile file:

� COMPONENT=SimpleUDPEchoCCFLAGS += -DCC2420_DEF_CHANNEL=15CFLAGS += -DRF230_DEF_CHANNEL=15CFLAGS += -DIEEE154FRAMES_ENABLEDinclude $(MAKERULES)include $(MAKERULES)

� Note:-If you change channel in

$TOSROOT/support/sdk/c/blip/serial_tun.conf file you should change it here also.

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UDPEchoUDPEcho program (cont..)program (cont..)

� Usage:

1. Install IPBaseStation into edge router (mote)

2. Install SimpleUDPEcho in another mote

3. Run routing driver

Open terminal and connect with 4. Open terminal and connect with SimpleUDPEchonc6 –u fec0::4 7

assuming you installed SimpleUDPecho on node 4 and 7 is the port number

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More Demos …More Demos …More Demos …More Demos …

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TCPEchoTCPEcho DemoDemo� Use tcp to build http server

◦ TelosB mote fec0::1

◦ Micaz mote fec0::2

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UDPUDP--base shell Demobase shell Demo� Send shell command to specific mote

◦ My own shell command univ

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Further Reading :Further Reading :

� http://docs.tinyos.net/tinywiki/index.php/BLIP_Tutorial� http://docs.tinyos.net/tinywiki/index.php/Installi

ng_TinyOS_2.1.1� http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4944� http://smote.cs.berkeley.edu:8000/tracenv/wiki/� http://smote.cs.berkeley.edu:8000/tracenv/wiki/

blip� 6LowPAN tutorial .� “Evaluating 6lowPAN implementations in WSNs”

byRicardo Silva, Jorge S Silva and Fernando Boavida, Department of Informatics Engineering, University of Coimbra� Installation of blip under Ubuntu 10.04.pdf

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Thank You!Thank You!TerimaTerima kasihkasihTerimaTerima kasihkasih

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