A comprehensive analysis and experimental evaluation of routing information protocol: An elucidation

Baggan, Vidhu; Sahoo, Ashok Kumar; Sarangi, Pradeepta Kumar; Chaturvedi, Srishti Priya

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.10.676

Cited by 5 publications

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“…However, the connectivity between routers will need network routing protocols static or dynamic such as RIP. RIP is a router information protocol that is responsible for finding the best path for data to be transmitted [19]- [21]. Also, it prevents routing loops by limiting the number of paths from source devices to destination devices.…”

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Designing a secure campus network and simulating it using Cisco packet tracer

Ahmed

Al-Hamadani

2021

IJEECS

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<span>The network is a massive part of life today. It participates not only on one side of life but in nearly every station, especially in educational organizations. The key aim of education is to share data and knowledge, making the network important for education. In particular, it is essential to ensure the exchange of information; thus, no one can corrupt it. To safe and trustworthy transfers between users, integrity and reliability are crucial questions in all data transfer problems. Therefore, we have developed a secure campus network (SCN) for sending and receiving information among high-security end-users. We created a topology for a campus of multi networks and virtual local area networks (VLANs’) using cisco packet tracer. We also introduced the most critical security configurations, the networking used in our architecture. We used a large number of protocols to protect and accommodate the users of the SCN scheme.</span>

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Designing a secure campus network and simulating it using Cisco packet tracer

Ahmed

Al-Hamadani

2021

IJEECS

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“…FRR [2], [3] are technologies and mechanisms that are designed to minimize network recovery time after a network outage through an alternative pre-calculated route, which helps to minimize connection interruptions and reduce negative impacts on the services provided [4]- [6]. Routing protocols and mechanisms: research focuses on improvements to existing routing protocols such as OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) [7], [8], IS-IS (Intermediate System to Intermediate System) [9], or BGP (Border Gateway Protocol) [10]- [12], but also on designing new mechanisms IPFRR (Internet Protocol Fast Reroute) [13], which would ensure effective routing [14]and thus minimize outages [4], [15]. Detection and diagnosis of outages: Research work seeks to improve methods and tools for the detection and diagnosis of network outages, which is important for rapid repair and restoration of connectivity [16]- [18].…”

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The New Label Bit Repair Fast Reroute Mechanism

Papan,

Chovanec,

Bridova

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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The paper is devoted to a research area focused on solving problems associated with outages and connection interruptions in modern IP networks. The goal is to design and implement such a mechanism that ensures the change of the original route through an exact order of routers in the alternate route. The restoration of the connection through an alternative pre-calculated path will thus take place faster than it was in the case of the original B-REP (Bit Repair Fast Reroute Mechanism) mechanism, as the influence of unwanted loops is eliminated. Fast recovery is crucial in today's IP networks because fast recovery minimizes service interruptions that occur during normal network convergence. Increasing the stability and recovery speed of modern IP networks has the potential to positively impact the provision of critical services that require reliable and continuous connectivity. Solutions like Label B-REP Fast Reroute (FRR) are therefore important for progress in this area and for improving the properties of future networks. The functionality of the proposed Label B-REP mechanism is verified through tests in the OMNeT++ simulation environment.

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