PACKET HANDLING SCHEDULING IN MULTIPLE ROUTING CONFIGURATIONS FOR FAST IP NETWORK RECOVERY?
Journal: International Journal of Computer Science and Mobile Computing - IJCSMC (Vol.2, No. 4)Publication Date: 2013-04-15
Authors : H.V. Laxman Vijay K. Sudheer Kumar R.V. Krishnaiah;
Page : 242-246
Keywords : Computer network reliability; Class-Based Queuing(CBQ); failure recovery; FIFO; Fair Queuing(FQ); protection; Quality of service(QOS); routing; Traffic Engineering; Weighted Fair Queuing(WFQ);
Abstract
As a promising approach to improve network reliability, Proactive Failure Recovery (PFR) [1] re-routes failure affected traffic to backup paths without waiting for the completion of IP routing convergence. However, the failure affected traffic may cause congestion. If a proper scheduling policing mechanism is not used when a router redirect the traffic to alternative paths an overflow of packets may occur and degrade the performance. Therefore for reliability and from congestion free here we proposed a new scheme called WFQ [2] mechanism which regulates the packets using different classes and makes the packet transmission without any loss in a packet.
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