Destination-Generalized Multi-Next-Hop Routing Algorithm

Ming Tian; Ju Long Lan; Peng Yi; Sheng Ping Zhu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.52-54.2027

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Destination-Generalized Multi-Next-Hop Routing Algorithm

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To effectively avoid congestion and take full usage of bandwidth inside a network, an algorithm to increase the number of multi-next-hop routes: Destination-Generalized Multi-next-hop Routing Algorithm (DGMRA) is proposed. Simulation results show that through route combination, the number of next-hop is increased, and the throughput performance is improved compared with the single-next-hop algorithm and multi-next-hop algorithm based on shortest-path-tree mechanism.

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Ming Tian, Ju Long Lan, Peng Yi, Sheng Ping Zhu

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