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Network Load Balancing Basics
"... improve the scalability and availability of Internet server programs, such as Web servers, proxy servers, DNS servers, FTP servers, virtual private network servers, streaming media servers, and terminal services servers. In addition, it can detect host failures and automatically redistribute traffic ..."
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traffic to servers that are still operating. In a VMware ® Infrastructure 3 environment, you can create a cluster for Network Load Balancing using virtual machines on the same host or virtual machines on multiple hosts. This technical note provides instructions for implementing Network Load Balancing
Network Load Balancing and Its Performance Measures
"... Load balancing is a way to spread tasks out over multiple resources. By processing tasks and directing sessions on different servers, load balancing helps a network avoid annoying downtime and delivers optimal performance to users. There are virtual load balancing solutions that work in a manner sim ..."
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Load balancing is a way to spread tasks out over multiple resources. By processing tasks and directing sessions on different servers, load balancing helps a network avoid annoying downtime and delivers optimal performance to users. There are virtual load balancing solutions that work in a manner
ADAPTIVE NETWORK LOAD BALANCING IN PHATPACKETS Abstract:
"... Phatpackets is a term used to describe an initiative to reliably move large amounts of data more efficiently across the Internet. The Phatpackets protocol attempts to combine the best aspects of a variety of transport and control methods with the objective of developing a near optimal and robust pro ..."
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protocol. The Phatpackets protocol utilizes an Adaptive Network Load Balancing algorithm (ANLB) to maximize the overall throughput for operation in a network of heterogeneous client and server hosts. This paper describes the key features of this algorithm and explores its internal architecture
Multi-outlet network load balancing solution
"... Abstract. Due to the current number of domestic Internet access provider (ISP), backbone operators and distributed in different regions, which leads to a different ISP access speed between slow. Meanwhile, various colleges and universities have to adapt to this network access network access environm ..."
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flow control how the device through the campus network configuration management, DNS load balancing settings, policy routing configuration settings and other aspects to achieve improved network access speed, allowing users to automatically access the different needs of different networks in order
VBMAR: Virtual Network Load Balanced Minimal Adaptive Routing
"... Fully adaptive routing with less virtual channels is of technical trend in MPP interconnection network design. However, imbalance of load offsets performances of many schemes. In this paper we give a fully adaptive load balanced routing algorithm called VBMAR. A new design tool called crossed turn m ..."
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Fully adaptive routing with less virtual channels is of technical trend in MPP interconnection network design. However, imbalance of load offsets performances of many schemes. In this paper we give a fully adaptive load balanced routing algorithm called VBMAR. A new design tool called crossed turn
Poster Abstract: Dynamic Reassignment of Aggregation Point for Network Load Balancing
, 2008
"... Some wireless sensor network applications forward data to a central aggregation point (AP) that is responsible for processing, aggregating, and relaying information to the base station. For example one node in a body sensor network is responsible for aggregating data and then forwarding only useful ..."
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information to an external ambient network. This procedure leads to asymmetry in the AP node energy consumption due to (1) higher forwarding activity for nodes in the vicinity of the AP and (2) higher AP activity relative to nodes. Existing approaches of load and energy consumption balancing employ either
1Poster Abstract: Dynamic Reassignment of Aggregation Point for Network Load Balancing
"... Abstract—Some wireless sensor network applications forward data to a central aggregation point (AP) that is responsible for processing, aggregating, and relaying information to the base station. For example one node in a body sensor network is responsible for aggregating data and then forwarding onl ..."
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only useful information to an external ambient network. This procedure leads to asymmetry in the AP node energy consumption due to (1) higher forwarding activity for nodes in the vicinity of the AP and (2) higher AP activity relative to nodes. Existing approaches of load and energy consumption
Implementation Of Game Theory For Network Load Balancing-An Interdisciplinary Approach
"... Abstract: We all utilized techniques via game theory that can help come up along with examine for couple of methods problems: discouraging deadlock situation with multi-hop wifi communities along with permitting cohesiveness involving ISPs from the internet. The item proved complicated to do this. T ..."
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desktops. Application of mathematics to solve computer operating system or network routing is now very extensive and this will prove mathematical relation towards implementation of network design topology. I.
QOS IN IP AND WIRELESS NETWORKS Load Balancing Routing with Bandwidth-Delay Guarantees
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Efficient dispersal of information for security, load balancing, and fault tolerance
- Journal of the ACM
, 1989
"... Abstract. An Information Dispersal Algorithm (IDA) is developed that breaks a file F of length L = ( F ( into n pieces F,, 1 5 i 5 n, each of length ( F, 1 = L/m, so that every m pieces suffice for reconstructing F. Dispersal and reconstruction are computationally efficient. The sum of the lengths ..."
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( F, 1 is (n/m). L. Since n/m can be chosen to be close to I, the IDA is space eflicient. IDA has numerous applications to secure and reliable storage of information in computer networks and even on single disks, to fault-tolerant and efficient transmission of information in networks, and to communi
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