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preventing it from providing service to legitimate user. In this paper, we propose an inter domain packet filter (IDPF) architecture that can minimize the level of IP spoofing on the Internet. A key feature of our scheme is that it does not require global routing information. IDPFs are constructed from the information implicit in Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) route updates and are deployed in network border routers. We establish the conditions under which the IDPF framework correctly works in that it does

IV. Research Methodology Firstly, implement a normal BGP topology in a multi-AS environment. The topology will consist of ten Autonomous Systems and BGP will have all the possible paths from which the packet can be delivered from the source to the destination and it will select the best path on the basis of path attributes. Thereafter, simulate a congested BGP scenario by congesting a particular AS by continuously flooding stream of data and observe the traffic pattern causing delay and packet loss

algorithm for load balancing in WDM networks. Here we develop a Load Balancing algorithm for IP-like Routing. The considered networks are based on a routing protocol where the next hop at a given node depends only on the destination of the communication. The aim of this work is to consider the applicability of this approach in the context of optical networks, by taking into account the routing and wavelength assignment constraints simultaneously which is a NP-Complete problem. Our algorithm performs

2.2. Distributed nature of operation: There is no centralized control system to monitor and control the functions of the network. So the nodes present in the network takes the responsibility and collaborate to implement the functions such as routing and security. 2.3 Self directed: In MANET, the role of host and router are done by the same mobile node. It means that a node has ability to work both as host and router. Nodes perform switching functions as router and so endpoints and switches

A big potential problem in the future is developing a wireless communications network in outer space. In this paper we will discuss the problems presented with this and the potential solutions to these problems using existing and some futuristic technology. We have broke this into two main parts, one being earth to satellite to planet and back, and the other being planetary ground transmission to and from astronauts to rovers to space stations. The solution has already started being implemented

College Designee: Antonella Sciortino, Ph.D. By Parvez Alam December 2015 WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE, HAVE APPROVED THIS PROJECT Realization and Assessment of AODV Routing Protocol for MANET under Blackhole Attack and proposing a Potential Solution by R-AODV By PARVEZ ALAM COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chin Chang, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering Department Mahmoud Wagdy, Ph.D.

The protocol I chose to write about is the Border Gateway Protocol because it is the main protocol used to operate the internet and recommended protocol for Cisco design certifications. The BGP protocol is an inter-autonomous protocol; which means it is for connecting separate large networks, such as a college network to a corporate network or the internet. Due to the large number of routes and connection this protocol must manage; it uses very many features, or attributes, to achieve this. Cisco

3.6.3 Location-Based Routing: In the location-based routing, sensor nodes are distributed randomly in an interesting area. They are positioned mostly by utilizing of Global position system. The distance among the sensor nodes is evaluated by the signal strength obtained from those nodes and coordinates are computed by interchanging information among neighbouring nodes. Location-based routing networks are; Sequential assignment routing (SAR) • Ad-hoc positioning system (APS) • Geographic adaptive

Throughout chapters 5 through 8, many topics have been discussed in class and practiced on lab days. Starting off with chapter 5, OSI Network Layer: various topics are discussed which include; IP v4, the Network Layer, to routing tables. The basic characteristics of IP v4 are that it is connectionless, the best effort is unreliable and is unaware of the quality of its job, and it is also media independent. Time to Live (TTL) is the 8-bit TTL field that describes the maximum hops that a packet

Abstract In this survey, we will discuss about different cooperative communication schemes like Relay communication and Node cooperative system. Later on we will perform comparison between conventional communication system and cooperative relay scheme based on power efficiency. We will also discuss about various factors that will impact the efficiency of cooperative systems. We will conclude with applications of cooperative communication in LTE advanced. Cooperative communication Technological