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However, the communication protocol adopted by each WSN can be different due to its conditions design and preferences preventing transmission and reception of packets from other network domains. One of the possible solutions for the compatibility problem is using a lightweight communication protocol for communication across the boundary while allowing networks to use its preferred communication stack inside its domain. This work investigates the MAC algorithm used for communication across the network boundary. The synchronous\/asynchronous duty cycle MAC algorithm is practically evaluated by using a testbed. 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