'Hot potato routing' diaporamas de présentation

Routing in the Internet

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Path Vector Routing

Path Vector Routing. NETE0514 Presented by Dr.Apichan Kanjanavapastit. forwarding table configured by both intra- and inter-AS routing algorithm intra-AS sets entries for internal dests inter-AS & Intra-As sets entries for external dests. 3a. 3b. 2a. AS3. AS2. 1a. 2c. AS1. 2b. 3c.

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Harshal Ved 200501020 Ref:- Paper by Erland Nilsson and Johny Oberg

Reducing Power and Latency in 2-D MESH NoCs Using GPLS (Globally Pseudochronous Locally Synchronous) CLOCKING. Harshal Ved 200501020 Ref:- Paper by Erland Nilsson and Johny Oberg . Introduction. In high performance VLSIs, clock net is the cause of two problems :-

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Harshal Ved 200501020 Ref:- Paper by Erland Nilsson and Johny Oberg

Reducing Power and Latency in 2-D MESH NoCs Using GPLS (Globally Pseudochronous Locally Synchronous) CLOCKING. Harshal Ved 200501020 Ref:- Paper by Erland Nilsson and Johny Oberg . Introduction. In high performance VLSIs, clock net is the cause of two problems :-

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Hot-Potato vs. Cold-Potato

Hot-Potato vs. Cold-Potato. Hot-Potato. In hot-potato routing, an ISP hands off traffic to a downstream ISP as quickly as it can. Hot-potato routing = route to closest exit point when there is more than one route to destination. Cold-Potato.

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