An Approach for Network Forwarding Systems Quality (2001)
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George G. Mitchell , William M. Fitzgerald , James Doody
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@MISC{Mitchell01anapproach,
author = {George G. Mitchell and William M. Fitzgerald and James Doody},
title = {An Approach for Network Forwarding Systems Quality },
year = {2001}
}
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Abstract
We present a design pattern for improving the reliability of forwarding failures within protocol processes and kernel routers. Our design pattern makes use of a localised Invisible Recovery (IR) process and a technique for optimising the Kernel process. We evaluate the current techniques that provide recovery within network systems; by doing so we then pinpoint the different approaches and the benefits of our IR technique has over others. We propose
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