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2008 Communication Networks and Services Research Conference (CNSR 2008)
Could Proactive Link-State Routed Wireless Networks Benefit from Local Fast Reroute?
May 05-May 08
ISBN: 978-0-7695-3135-9
The communication performance in wireless networks is often heavily influenced by failures caused by node mobility and radio disturbance. Proactive link state routing protocols like OLSR and OSPFv3 with wireless extensions (WOSPF) are currently relying on slow re-convergence to restore successful packet forwarding. This may not be appropriate for particular applications, and it may cause instability during transient failures. Support for fast and local reroute should therefore be added as a feature to proactive link-state based routing protocols. In this paper, we discuss the challenges and requirements that are associated with such solutions. In addition, we evaluate and discuss to what extent recent developments for fixed IP routing can serve as solutions.
Index Terms:
Fast reroute, proactive IP routing
Citation:
Audun Fosselie Hansen, Geir Egeland, Paal Engelstad, "Could Proactive Link-State Routed Wireless Networks Benefit from Local Fast Reroute?," cnsr, pp.453-462, 2008 Communication Networks and Services Research Conference (CNSR 2008), 2008
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