Reticulum Network Stack Manual

This manual aims to provide you with all the information you need to understand Reticulum, build networks or develop programs using it, or to participate in the development of Reticulum itself.

• What is Reticulum?
  • Current Status
  • Caveat Emptor
  • What does Reticulum Offer?
  • Where can Reticulum be Used?
  • Interface Types and Devices
• Getting Started Fast
  • Try Using a Reticulum-based Program
  • Using the Included Utilities
  • Creating a Network With Reticulum
  • Develop a Program with Reticulum
  • Participate in Reticulum Development
• Using Reticulum on Your System
  • Included Utility Programs
    • The rnsd Utility
    • The rnstatus Utility
    • The rnpath Utility
    • The rnprobe Utility
• Building Networks
  • Concepts & Overview
  • Example Scenarios
    • Interconnected LoRa Sites
    • Bridging Over the Internet
    • Growth and Convergence
• Supported Interfaces
  • UDP Interface
  • TCP Server Interface
  • TCP Client Interface
  • RNode LoRa Interface
  • Serial Interface
  • KISS Interface
  • AX.25 KISS Interface
• Understanding Reticulum
  • Motivation
  • Goals
  • Introduction & Basic Functionality
    • Destinations
    • Public Key Announcements
    • Identities
    • Getting Further
  • Reticulum Transport
    • The Announce Mechanism in Detail
    • Reaching the Destination
    • Resources
  • Reference System Setup
  • Protocol Specifics
    • Node Types
    • Packet Prioritisation
    • Binary Packet Format
• API Reference
  • Classes
    • Reticulum
    • Identity
    • Destination
    • Packet
    • Packet Receipt
    • Link
    • Request Receipt
    • Resource
    • Transport
• Code Examples
  • Minimal
  • Announce
  • Broadcast
  • Echo
  • Link
  • Identification
  • Requests & Responses
  • Filetransfer

Indices and Tables

• Index

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