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Reactive Routing In Hidra Networks, Scott Michael Marshall
Reactive Routing In Hidra Networks, Scott Michael Marshall
Computer Engineering
In recent years, the Internet has grown so large that the future scalability of the Internet has become a major concern. The two primary scalability concerns are the size of the forwarding table and the ability for BGP to converge while distributing hundreds of thousands of routes.
HIDRA is a new Internet routing architecture that is backwards-compatible with existing routing technologies and protocols that focuses on feasibility-of-implementation. HIDRA remedies the first Internet scalability concern by proposing a means to reduce the number of entries in the default-free zone (DFZ) forwarding table.
This project extends HIDRA by designing a complete reactive …
Internet-Scale Reactive Routing And Mobility, Daniel B. Nelson
Internet-Scale Reactive Routing And Mobility, Daniel B. Nelson
Master's Theses
Since its commercialization, the Internet has grown exponentially. A large variety of devices can communicate creating advanced services for a diverse ecosystem of applications. However, as the number of Internet hosts has grown, the size of routing tables required to correctly route data between them has also increased exponentially. This growth rate necessitates increasingly frequent upgrades to routing device hardware, providing them with additional memory for fast-access storage of route information. These upgrades are both physically and fiscally untenable, and a new Internet routing solution is necessary for future growth.
This research focuses around an incrementally deployable, reactive routing system …