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City Alexandria / Boston / / Company Contention-Based Networks / Notional HF / 721C Automated HF / Token-Passing Networks / Ethernet Local Area Networks / WAN 2 HF / transportable HF / / IndustryTerm reachable networks / heavy processing load / wireless applications / wireless routing protocols / transit network / distant networks / wireless technologies / Wireless Address Resolution / link-layer and network-layer protocols / Internet Address Resolution Protocol / autonomous systems / sender protocol / gateway services / mobile ad-hoc network / distant Internet networks / wireless communications / naval battle / address resolution protocol / terrestrial infrastructure / repeated communications failure / contingency applications / Wireless LAN / reactive protocol / interior gateway protocol / Wireless MAC Protocols / beyond-line-of-sight wireless communications / / Organization North Atlantic Treaty Organization / New Mexico State University / US Navy Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command / HF Ad-Hoc WANs Eric E. Johnson / Zibin Tang / Manikanden Balakrishnan / Huiyan Zhang / and Srugun Sreepuram Klipsch School of Electrical / WARRP Protocol Data Unit / / Person Proto Addr / / / ProgrammingLanguage Hoc / / ProvinceOrState Virginia / Massachusetts / / RadioStation 4 When / / Technology Existing wireless routing protocols / Ethernet / LAN / broadband / sender protocol / subnet mask / network interface card / ARP-like reactive protocol / wireless communications / MAC address / local routers / WARRP protocol / 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.1 Router / wireless technologies / MAC protocol / Simulation / interior gateway protocol / link-layer and network-layer protocols / address resolution protocol / local router / 2.2 WARRP Protocol / wireless LAN / / SocialTag 
Routing in HF Ad-Hoc WANs Eric E. Johnson, Zibin Tang, Manikanden Balakrishnan, Huiyan Zhang, and Srugun Sreepuram Klipsch School of Electrical and Computer Engineering1 New Mexico State University subnet mask can be use