Title :
Internet exterior routing protocol development: problems, issues, and misconceptions
Abstract :
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 article explores the historical design and development relative to the decision-making process in the specification and implementation of Internet external routing protocols, in particular discussing problems associated with provider-based address space allocation
Keywords :
Internet; telecommunication network routing; transport protocols; Internet exterior routing protocol; TCP/IP exterior routing protocols; decision-making process; global routing; historical design; protocol implementation; provider-based address space allocation; scalability problem; specification; Decision making; Explosives; IP networks; Prediction algorithms; Protection; Routing protocols; Scalability; Space technology; TCPIP; Web and internet services;
Journal_Title :
Network, IEEE
