Proceedings 7th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (Cat. No.98EX226)
DOI: 10.1109/icccn.1998.998770
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Providing ATM multipoint survivability via disjoint VC mesh backup groups

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“…[4,5] We then considered three different approaches for connectionoriented group communications: (I) MESH, (2) Shared Tree (ST), and (3) RING and formed all groups of size threelfourlfive for each network.…”
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Providing guaranteed assurance to connection-oriented group communications using disjoint routing

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“…[4,5] We then considered three different approaches for connectionoriented group communications: (I) MESH, (2) Shared Tree (ST), and (3) RING and formed all groups of size threelfourlfive for each network.…”
Section: Feasibility and Costmentioning
confidence: 99%

Providing guaranteed assurance to connection-oriented group communications using disjoint routing

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Tipper
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Survivable ATM Group Communications Using Disjoint Meshes, Trees, and Rings

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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Scalable survivable ATM group communications

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