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In the tactical Internet, inter-domain links consist mostly of unreliable and low bandwidth wireless links. To enable seamless routing across different Autonomous Systems (ASes), we propose an inter-domain Traffic Engineering (TE) scheme to reroute traffic when congestion occurs. There are two components for the TE scheme. First, a Traffic Splitting (TS) scheme is used for load balancing among parallel...
Inter-domain peering links represent nowadays the real bottleneck of the Internet. On peering links carriers may coordinate to efficiently balance the load, but the current practice is often based on an uncoordinated selfish routing supported by the peer relationship. We present a novel game theoretical routing framework to efficiently coordinate the routing on peering links while modelling the non-cooperative...
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