Avoiding Loops and Packet Losses in ISP Networks

Authors

  • V.Sunilkumar

Keywords:

ISP networks, OUTFC (Ordered Updating Technique with Fast Convergence), Link Failures, Reverse Shortest Path Tree (RSPT)

Abstract

Even in well managed Large ISP networks failures of links and routers are common Due to these failures the routers update their routing tables Transient loops can occur in the networks when the routers adapt their forwarding tables In this paper a new approach is proposed that lets the network converge to its optimal state without loops and the related packet lossless The mechanism OUTFC-Ordered Updating Technique with Fast Convergence is based on an ordering of the updates of the forwarding tables of the routers and fast convergence Typically we have chosen a Network consisting of routers and Link costs for simulation Link failures are simulated Avoiding transient loops in each case is demonstrated by constructing a Reverse Shortest PathTree RSPT

How to Cite

V.Sunilkumar. (2011). Avoiding Loops and Packet Losses in ISP Networks. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 11(15), 73–77. Retrieved from https://computerresearch.org/index.php/computer/article/view/765

Avoiding Loops and Packet Losses in ISP Networks

Published

2011-05-15