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Constantinos Dovrolis
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Parameswaran Ramanathan
For several real-time applications it is critical that the failure of a network component does not lead to unexpected termination or long disruption of service. In this paper, we propose a scheme called RAFT (Resource Aggregation for Fault Tolerance) that guarantees recovery in a timely and resource-efficient manner. RAFT is presented in the framework of the Reliable Back-bone (RBone), a virtual network layered on top of an
integrated services
network. Applications can request fault tolerance against RBone link and node failures. The basic idea of RAFT is to setup every
fault tolerant
flow along a secondary path that serves as a backup in case the primary path fails. The secondary path resource reservations are aggregated whenever possible to reduce the overhead of providing fault tolerance. We show that the RSVP
resource reservation
protocol can support RAFT with simple extensions.
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Computer Communication Review - CCR
, vol. 28, no. 2, pp. 39-53, 1998
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10.1145/279345.279349
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...It is worth noting that there are existing works on routing restoration over wireline networks [
5
], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11] under link failures...
Shanshan Jiang
,
et al.
Optimal Wireless Network Restoration under Jamming Attack
...It is worth nothing that there are existing works on routing restoration over wireline networks [
5
], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11] under link failures...
Shanshan Jiang
,
et al.
Providing survivability against jamming attack via joint dynamic routi...
...It is worth noting that although there are extensive works on routing restoration over wireline networks (
1
; 2; 3; 4), their results cannot be extended directly to routing restoration in multi-hop wireless networks...
...In the modified protocol model, packet transmission from node v to v � is successful if and only if (
1
) the distance between these two nodes r(v, v � ) satisfies r(v, v� ) ≤ RT; (2) any other node v �� ∈ V within the...
Shanshan Jiang
,
et al.
Quantitative Measurement of Routing Restoration Strategies for Multi-h...
...Local schemes, such as [30], recover from failures by allocating resources in the neighborhood of the fault whereas Global schemes [
28
] perform more efficient resource allocation in an end-to-end manner...
...Earliest form of backup resource sharing was proposed in the RAFT approach [
28
], followed by [31], [32] that deal with bandwidth guarantees alone...
...This concept was first proposed in the RAFT approach [
28
] in the context of flows that require bandwidth guarantees alone...
Kartik Gopalan
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et al.
Load Balancing Routing of Fault Tolerant QoS-Guaranteed VPNs
...Backup resource aggregation was first proposed in the RAFT approach [
20
] in the context of QVPNs that require bandwidth guarantees alone...
Kartik Gopalan
,
et al.
Network-Wide Load Balancing Routing With Performance Guarantees
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