Hi,

If you can ping the IBR DTN node from DTN2, it should work, because once DTN2 connects to IBR-DTN, IBR-DTN should recognizes it as neighbor (even if discovery is not configured correctly). Did you keep in mind that the default Ping EIDs are different between IBR-DTN and DTN2? DTN2's ping app listens on /ping while the one from IBR-DTN listens on /echo, thus to ping DTN2 from IBR-DTN you should use

dtnping dtn://mydtn2Node/ping

dtnsend and dtnrecv should be interoperable I think (meaning they should be able to transfer data between each other, however the commandline options between IBR-DTN and DTN2 version will differ of course...)

Sebastian

Am 18.05.2013 um 17:28 schrieb Dimitrios Giotas dimigiotas@gmail.com:

Hello,

I am facing a brainteaser with the discovery of an ibr and a dtn2 node. Although I get the setup connection from each node to the other, and I can ping the ibr node from my dtn2 node, I can't do it vice versa.

I have tried both static and epidemic routing (with the necessary discover adjustments) on both nodes but with no success so far.Any ideas on what might be wrong?

Also, suppose that I do get around this pinging issue, is it possible to use other commands that might be interoperable? eg dtninbox,dtnsend.

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