Abstract
I. CIRCUIT-SWITCHING NETWORKS. AT&Ts Dynamic Routing Network, G.R. Ash Dynamic Alternative Routing, R.J. Gibbens, F.P. Kelly, and P.B. Key II. PACKET-SWITCHING NETWORKS. Distance Vector Routing, G.S. Malkin and M.E. Steenstrup Inter-Domain Routing: EGP, BGP, and IDRP, Y. Rekhter Link State Routing, J. Moy AppleTalk Routing, A.B. Oppenheimer and F. Kuang SNA Routing, A. Garuge III. HIGH-SPEED NETWORKS. Routing in Optical Networks, J. Bannister, M. Gerla, and M. Kovacevic On Routing in ATM Networks, S. Gupta, K.W. Ross, and M. El Zarki Routing in the plaNET Network, I. Cidon and R. Guerin Deflection Routing, F. Borgonovo IV. MOBILE NETWORKS. Routing in Cellular Mobile Radio Communications Networks, J. Ketchum Packet Radio Routing, G.S. Lauder
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Publication Info
- Year
- 1995
- Type
- book
- Citations
- 189
- Access
- Closed