CORErouter-I: An Experimental Parallel IP Router Using a Cluster of Workstations
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A parallel IP router that uses off-the-shelf wor-kstations and interconnecting switches is presented. This router, called CORErouter-I, is a medium-grained, functionally distributed parallel system consisting of four kinds of processors for routing, routing-table searching, servicing, and line interfacing. Also discussed are issues related to the implementation of CORErouter-I, especially in terms of routing protocol processing and packet-forwarding. Performance characteristics of CORErouter-I are also clarified through several experiments performed to evaluate maximum throughput, analyze packet-forwarding time, and estimate the effect of parallel processing on the route-flapping problem.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E80-B No.10 pp.1407-1414
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- 1997/10/25
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Mitsuru MARUYAMA, Naohisa TAKAHASHI, Takeshi MIEI, Tsuyoshi OGURA, Tetsuo KAWANO, Satoru YAGI, "CORErouter-I: An Experimental Parallel IP Router Using a Cluster of Workstations" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E80-B, no. 10, pp. 1407-1414, October 1997, doi: .
Abstract: A parallel IP router that uses off-the-shelf wor-kstations and interconnecting switches is presented. This router, called CORErouter-I, is a medium-grained, functionally distributed parallel system consisting of four kinds of processors for routing, routing-table searching, servicing, and line interfacing. Also discussed are issues related to the implementation of CORErouter-I, especially in terms of routing protocol processing and packet-forwarding. Performance characteristics of CORErouter-I are also clarified through several experiments performed to evaluate maximum throughput, analyze packet-forwarding time, and estimate the effect of parallel processing on the route-flapping problem.
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TI - CORErouter-I: An Experimental Parallel IP Router Using a Cluster of Workstations
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AU - Mitsuru MARUYAMA
AU - Naohisa TAKAHASHI
AU - Takeshi MIEI
AU - Tsuyoshi OGURA
AU - Tetsuo KAWANO
AU - Satoru YAGI
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VL - E80-B
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JA - IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications
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