A Survey on Internet Multipath Routing and Provisioning

Singh, Sandeep Kumar; Das, Tamal; Jukan, Admela

doi:10.1109/comst.2015.2460222

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“…In WSN, node energy consumption is the primary consideration in network design. Therefore, based on energy consumption, this paper proposes a scheme for adaptively adjusting the W E and W Q in Equation (2). The relationship between W E and W Q is as shown in Equation (5).…”

Section: Adaptive Adjustment Of Routing Criterion Weightsmentioning

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“…In this way, once the network route fails and needs to reestablish, W E and W Q can be adaptively set according to Equation (8). Then, the route is established by recalculating the fitness value as the routing criterion according to Equation (2). By adaptively adjusting the routing criterion weights, the established paths can effectively balance the energy and queue load of paths, avoiding adding the node with unbalance energy and queue to paths under fixed weight conditions.…”

Section: Adaptive Adjustment Of Routing Criterion Weightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…At present, many researchers have studied the WSN routing protocols and made great progress. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] Murthy et al 8 proposed a secure node-disjoint multipath routing protocol by using the digital signature crypto system to transmit the data packets. For video transmission on mobile devices, Chen et al 9 proposed an energy-aware wireless routing algorithm which balances the need for energy saving with that of maintaining good quality of video content.…”

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An adaptive‐aware energy and queue improvement of AOMDV

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Because the node energy and network resources in the wireless sensor network (WSN) are very finite, it is necessary to distribute data traffic reasonably and achieve network load balancing. Ad hoc on-demand multipath distance vector (AOMDV) is a widely used routing protocol in WSN, but it has some deficiencies: establishes the route by only using hop counts as the routing criterion without considering other factors such as energy consumption and network load; forwards route request in fixed delay resulting in building the nonoptimal path; and cannot update the path status after built paths. For the deficiency of AOMDV, this paper proposes a multipath routing protocol adaptive energy and queue AOMDV (AEQAOMDV) based on adaptively sensing node residual energy and buffer queue length. When sending a routing request, the forwarding delay of the routing request is adaptively adjusted by both the residual energy and the queue length of the intermediate node; when establishing routes, a fitness is defined as a routing criterion according to the link energy and the queue load, predicting the available duration of the node based on the energy consumption rate and adjusting the weight of the routing criterion by the available duration of the node; after the routes are established, the path information status are updated via periodically broadcasting Hello that carries the path information with the minimum fitness, making the source node update the path information periodically. By using NS-2, simulations demonstrate that compared with AOMDV, AEQAOMDV has obvious improvements in increasing packet delivery ratio, reducing network routing overhead, reducing route discovery frequency, and decreasing the network delay. And AEQAOMDV is more suitable for WSN.

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Section: Adaptive Adjustment Of Routing Criterion Weightsmentioning

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Section: Adaptive Adjustment Of Routing Criterion Weightsmentioning

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An adaptive‐aware energy and queue improvement of AOMDV

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Int J Communication

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“…Moreover, PACO validates that 1) all the pathlets can be installed in the restricted flowtable, 2) and all the desired paths can be concatenated by pathlets. If applying a label to each pathlet, PACO could represent those paths as concatenations of P (f 1 ) = (1, 2), P (f 2 ) = (1,4), P (f 3 ) = (3, 2), P (f 4 ) = (3, 4) respectively. PACO saves much rule space of flow table.…”

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Scalable explicit path control in software-defined networks

Luo

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Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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“…Thus, distributing packets belonging to a connection through multiple paths can result in poor performance of high-level protocols of the TCP/IP stack [26] (e.g., reordering packets of TCP [27]). In particular, it is often the case on the Internet, which connects heterogeneous types of network appliances and protocols, that the network suffers from different delays among paths.…”

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An Architecture to Manage Incoming Traffic of Inter-Domain Routing Using OpenFlow Networks

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2018

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Abstract:The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the current state-of-the-art inter-domain routing between Autonomous Systems (ASes). Although BGP has different mechanisms to manage outbound traffic in an AS domain, it lacks an efficient tool for inbound traffic control from transit ASes such as Internet Service Providers (ISPs). For inter-domain routing, the BGP's destination-based forwarding paradigm limits the granularity of distributing the network traffic among the multiple paths of the current Internet topology. Thus, this work offered a new architecture to manage incoming traffic in the inter-domain using OpenFlow networks. The architecture explored direct inter-domain communication to exchange control information and the functionalities of the OpenFlow protocol. Based on the achieved results of the size of exchanging messages, the proposed architecture is not only scalable, but also capable of performing load balancing for inbound traffic using different strategies.

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A Survey on Internet Multipath Routing and Provisioning

Cited by 109 publications

References 146 publications

An adaptive‐aware energy and queue improvement of AOMDV

An adaptive‐aware energy and queue improvement of AOMDV

Scalable explicit path control in software-defined networks

An Architecture to Manage Incoming Traffic of Inter-Domain Routing Using OpenFlow Networks

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