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Coverage

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multi-hop

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	If a mesh node or a link in a mesh network fails, messages are sent around it via other devices. Loss of one or more nodes should not necessarily affect the network's operation. A mesh network should be self-healing because a mesh network should not need administrative changes in order to re-routing of messages.		If a mesh node or a link in a mesh network fails, messages are sent around it via other devices. Loss of one or more nodes should not necessarily affect the network's operation. A mesh network should be self-healing because a mesh network should not need administrative changes in order to re-routing of messages.

	== ~~multi~~-hop ==		== Multi-hop ==
	~~They~~ support multi-hop routing. This means that data from a node can jump through multiple nodes before delivering its information to a host gateway or controller that may be monitoring the network.		Meshes should support multi-hop routing or switching. This means that data from a node can jump through multiple nodes before delivering its information to a host gateway or controller that may be monitoring the network.

	== Mesh vs. Point to Multi-point ==		== Mesh vs. Point to Multi-point ==

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Self-healing

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	== Self-healing ==		== Self-healing ==
	~~They~~ are self-healing~~. As~~ a ~~node leaves the~~ network~~, the remaining nodes automatically~~ re-~~route their signals around the out-~~of~~-network node to ensure a more reliable communication path~~.		If a mesh node or a link in a mesh network fails, messages are sent around it via other devices. Loss of one or more nodes should not necessarily affect the network's operation. A mesh network should be self-healing because a mesh network should not need administrative changes in order to re-routing of messages.

	== multi-hop ==		== multi-hop ==

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Self-forming

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	== Self-forming ==		== Self-forming ==
	~~They are~~ self-~~forming~~. ~~As nodes are powered~~ on~~, they~~ automatically ~~enter~~ the ~~network, but they don't always connect~~.		A network shouldn't need to be configured by a system administrator to tell it how to get a message to its destination. Mesh network should be self-organizing and should not require manual configuration. Adding new gear or relocating existing gear should be as simple as plugging it in and turning it on. The network discovers the new node and automatically incorporates it into the existing system.

	== Self-healing ==		== Self-healing ==

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Self-forming

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	== Self-forming ==		== Self-forming ==
	They are self-forming. As nodes are powered on, they automatically enter the network.		They are self-forming. As nodes are powered on, they automatically enter the network, but they don't always connect.

	== Self-healing ==		== Self-healing ==

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