A link-state routing system is able to build a topological picture of large networks. It gathers data from all connected routers that provide an identical picture of the network topology. The ...

Implementation of an OSPF-style link-state routing algorithm, wherein each node in a network has knowledge of the latency and endpoints of all reachable links, and uses Dijkstra's algorithm to figure ...

Link-state routing protocols are more efficient than distance-vector protocols for several reasons. First, they reduce the amount of routing information that needs to be exchanged, as each router ...

High reliability is always pursued by network and protocol designers. Multipath routing can provide multiple paths for transmission and failover, and is considered to be effective in the improvement ...

OSPF stands for Open Shortest Path First, and it is a link-state routing protocol. This means that it uses a complex algorithm to calculate the best path to each destination based on the state of ...

In this paper, the authors survey the public presentation between two adaptive routing algorithms: Link State Algorithm (LSA), which is centralized algorithm and Distance Vector Algorithm (DVA ...

Routing scalability has always been a problem in networking research. Now, computer scientists at UC San Diego (UCSD) have developed a new algorithm to improve the routing efficiency of networks.

Low earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks can provide global coverage, low-latency services to users. The satellite networks are multi-hop networks, and the dynamic characteristics of the networks ...