Migration of IP Routing Points for Distributed Virtual Routing using Binary PSO

IP Traffic Engineering with Weighted Distributed Routing

In this paper an introduction to QoS traffic engineering is presented. Particular emphasis is given to the scalability issues arising from state information that has to be stored in routers. It is found that while an MPLS based solution could potentially provide a more optimal results to QoS TE, it is quite unscalable as well as inflexible in case of failure. An IP based solution should be pref...

Adjusted Weight-Balanced Binary Tree for IP Routing Table Lookup*

Abstract Various algorithms have recently been proposed for Internet routers to improve the performance of routing table lookup. However, most of previous research effort does not utilize the access frequencies of route entries. Since Internet traffic has significant temporal localities [9]-[11], one could largely improve the performance of routing table lookup by taking advantage of access fre...

QoS Routing for IP-based Virtual Private Network Services

IP-based VPN technology is considered an attractive cost-effective private network service for both customers and service providers. We focus our research on the design of a minimal cost routing policy to be used by network-based IP VPN. The interest in such solutions is generated by both customers seeking to reduce support costs and by Internet Service Providers (ISPs) seeking new revenue sour...

IP Routing and Mobility

The original design of the Internet and its underlying protocols did not anticipate users to be mobile. With the growing interest in supporting mobile users and mobile computing, a great deal of work is taking place to solve this problem. For a solution to be practical, it has to integrate easily with existing Internet infrastructure and protocols, and offer an adequate migration path toward wh...

12. IP Routing Algorithms