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Internet Exterior Routing Protocol Development: Problems, Issues, and Misconceptions
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IEEE Network Magazine, Monterey, CA, p.50-55 (1997)URL:
http://www.silkroad-asia.com/papers/pdf/ieee-network-routing-bass.pdfAbstract:
Global routing in the Internet continues to have scalability problems which underscore weaknesses in the design and implementation of the various TCP/IP Exterior Routing Protocols. This paper explores the historical design and development relative to the decision making process in the specification and implementation of Internet External Routing Protocols; and in particular discusses problems associated with provider-based address space allocation.Notes:
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IEEE Network Magazine, Monterey, CA, p.50-55 (1997)URL:
http://www.silkroad-asia.com/papers/pdf/ieee-network-routing-bass.pdfAbstract:
Global routing in the Internet continues to have scalability problems which underscore weaknesses in the design and implementation of the various TCP/IP Exterior Routing Protocols. This paper explores the historical design and development relative to the decision making process in the specification and implementation of Internet External Routing Protocols; and in particular discusses problems associated with provider-based address space allocation.Notes:
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