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Abstract(s)
The use of dynamic routing methods has an important
impact on the performance of multi-service networks
namely in overload and failure conditions. The paper describes
and compares the performance of variants of reference
dynamic routing methods (DAR and RTNR).
Two variants of DAR resulting from the extension to
multi-service networks of the original formulation of the
method are presented. Also a simplification of the trunk
reservation mechanism per traffic class of RTNR is considered.
The major results of extensive experimentation with
these variants of the routing methods using a discrete
event simulation platform are discussed. The simulation
model includes Poisson and Engset type multi-class
traffic flows. Conclusions concerning the relative performance
of the methods at network level and per traffic class
are put forward.
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Keywords
Simulational comparison DAR RTNR Network performance
Pedagogical Context
Citation
Jorge, Lurdes; Craveirinha, José; Gomes, Teresa (2004). Network performance of multi-service circuit switched networks simulational comparison of variants of DAR and RTNR. In IEEE Computer Society's 12th Annual International Symposium on Modeling, Analysis, and Simulation of Computer and Telecommunications Systems, MASCOTS. Volendam, Netherlands. p. 513-521. ISBN 0769522513
