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Large-scale information dissemination in multicast communications has been increasingly attracting attention, be it through uptake in new services or through recent research efforts. In these, the core issues are supporting increased forwarding speed, avoiding state in the forwarding elements, and scaling in terms of the multicast tree size. This paper addresses all these challenges—which are crucial...
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,...
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