In ATM networks, call processing on switches can be greatly simplified by using the concept of virtual path (VP); and good resource management strategies ensure that virtual channel connections (VCC) can be rapidly and efficiently established. In order to have good system performance, several methods of constructing virtual paths and strategies of allocating and managing resources should be considered. In this paper, several multicast strategies with dynamic routing are used and applied to the metropolitan LATA network. For the VP-based network, dynamic routing is also applied, and those strategies are discussed and investigated to show the versatility of the approach. Some results using dynamic multicast routing, such as call blocking rate, VP utilization, and VP adjustment rate, are obtained for the different strategies by simulation experiments.
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Bih-Hwang LEE, Shih-Fan SHIE, "Analysis of Multicasting Strategies for VP-Based ATM Networks" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 12, pp. 2851-2858, December 2002, doi: .
Abstract: In ATM networks, call processing on switches can be greatly simplified by using the concept of virtual path (VP); and good resource management strategies ensure that virtual channel connections (VCC) can be rapidly and efficiently established. In order to have good system performance, several methods of constructing virtual paths and strategies of allocating and managing resources should be considered. In this paper, several multicast strategies with dynamic routing are used and applied to the metropolitan LATA network. For the VP-based network, dynamic routing is also applied, and those strategies are discussed and investigated to show the versatility of the approach. Some results using dynamic multicast routing, such as call blocking rate, VP utilization, and VP adjustment rate, are obtained for the different strategies by simulation experiments.
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