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It has been widely recognized that the current Internet routing system is facing serious scaling problem. Several efforts argue that the routing scaling problem necessitates architectural changes. In this paper, we propose a scalable routing architecture for future Internet. Our proposal goes along the ideas of inter-domain/intra-domain routing separation and provider/customer networks separation,...
The network protocols we use today have been introduced decades ago. Since then the whole Internet came to existence and with it a single protocol stack: TCP/IP. What was a good solution back then, is no longer appropriate to fulfill the emerging demands of applications. Newer protocols have been created as solutions for the problems, but replacing TCP/IP requires a complicated deployment and migration...
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