Technical Summary
Babel is a loop-avoiding distance-vector routing protocol that is
designed to be robust and efficient both in networks using prefix-
based routing and in networks using flat routing ("mesh networks"),
and both in relatively stable wired networks and in highly dynamic
wireless networks. This document describes the Babel routing
protocol, and obsoletes RFCs 6126 and 7557
Working Group Summary
Nothing of note -- all WG discussions over the changes between 6126
and 6126bis were resolved.
Document Quality
The document is of good quality. There are multiple implementations.
Also, there are RFC 6126 implementations not yet updated but
experience has shown these are easily updated to rfc6126bis.
Personnel
Donald Eastlake is shepherd
Martin Vigoureux is the responsible area director