Traffic backlog and impact on network dimensioning for survivability for wide-area VP-based ATM networks

Cotter, R.; Medhi, Deep; Tipper, David

doi:10.1016/s1388-3437(97)80072-8

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“…Multicast workloads define traffic between more than two nodes, e.g. consider the telecast connection (3,5,9,7,11) (Table 1) where node 3 is the source node and the rest are sink nodes for this group communication; thus, there are communications for the node pairs 3-5, 3-9, 3-7, 3-1 1 for this group. Due to multicast routing, however, a copy of a packet is originally created for this group at node 3 and is routed along the multicast tree.…”

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Performance under a failure of wide-area datagram networks with unicast and multicast traffic routing

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Medhi²

IEEE Military Communications Conference. Proceedings. MILCOM 98 (Cat. No.98CH36201)

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A major link or node failure in a network can severely affect services offered by the network. In this paper; we address network perfomnce, especially, in the event of a link failure in the presence of both unicast and multicast muting in wide-area datagram networks, such as the Intemet. Since various services can exert different workloads (per connectiodsession), we have developed workloads to reflect both one-to-many and many-to-many multicast communications on top of multicast routing. Through network simulation, we quantify effects on how unicast services and multicast services are affected due to such a failure.

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