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...d in data transmission almost completely, by [[Internet Protocol]] (IP) [[routing|routed]] packet technology, rather than switched cells. SS7 remains a key i ...". MPLS runs as an overlay over a network defined by [[Internet Protocol]] routing. Both ATM and MPLS can work as the virtual transmission path within the SS

...iBand specifications, however, also specifies software functionality for [[routing]] and for [[End-to-end protocolsl]]. ...and data link layers of IEEE 802.3, but replaces the TCP/IP end-to-end and routing protocols with their InfiniBand equivalents. With the advent of 40 and 100

...an extremely high speed local [[switching fabric]], over which they can [[routing|route]] packets to multiple destination. Some IXPs also allow private high ...endpoints in a local area, without "backhauling" traffic to the ISPs main routing site. This is especially common in Europe; Amsterdam has several independen

...7</ref> Individual tactical radios connect separately to the switching and routing nodes. Image:JNN wireless air and satellite links.png|thumb|350px|Family o

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...n channels will not be active at the same time. [[Packet switching]] and [[routing]] are techniques of statistical multiplexing; the [[Internet]] is perhaps t

{{seealso|Classless Inter-Domain Routing}} for a more comprehensive description. The current article explains just

...e another, but are intended to be used at different levels of hierarchical routing and should not directly connect. ...plement and use EIGRP. Partially for this reason OSPF has become a popular routing protocol, partially as a means of avoiding being "locked in" to Cisco equip

| title = Mobile Ad hoc Networking (MANET): Routing Protocol Performance Issues and Evaluation Considerations

...hich, with NSF and other partners, ran the NSFNET Backbone Service and the Routing Arbiter project

...proposed methods to solve the problem of mail-system identification and [[routing]]. The [[Organization for International Standardization]] (ISO) formulated ...main. A computer wishing to send a message to another asks the DNS for the routing information and uses the information returned to make the connection. This

A standard IP [[routing protocol]], [[Open Shortest Path First]], has been issued in a major new ve ...amiliarity with basic [[Open Shortest Path First]] (OSPF) and [[link state routing]] terminology is assumed in this article.

...'''round-robin''', where each successive unit of work &mdash; a packet in routing, a connection at the end-to-end level, a transaction at the application lev ...lecting current load. For example, the now obsolete Cisco Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) had the capability of using the utilization ratio of a link

...r of routes was doubling every five months and threatening to overload the routing tables of those routers.

...s. Originally, it was seen as a faster means of packet forwarding than IP routing, using locally significant labels rather than globally significant addresse ...ath allocation overlays an IP network, whose topology is created with IP [[routing protocols]]. The MPLS software determines which traffic belongs to the same

...alled [[routing]], utilizes an infrastructure application that distributes routing data to routers. The [[secure identification]] of users to applications req ...lized data services, such as [[multicast]], [[broadcast]], and [[anycast]] routing.

...ut no simpler. A consequence of this principle is that addresses, within a routing domain, need to be unique, again with some special cases. *Routing, which is spelled Routeing to reflect British English

| url = http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1853.txt}}</ref> Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) has somewhat more overhead, but can carry multiple IPv4 | title = Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE)

This is an annotated version of the program in [[Shortest path routing]], with notes for students not yet familiar with [[Python (programming lang on the path, not including the endpoints. The first node is needed in a routing

A '''router''' is a physical device that performs [[routing]]. Routing itself can be loosely defined as "moving packets around" on a [[Computer ne