PROPOSAL ALGORITHMS TO SOLVE DELAY-CONSTRAINED ROUTING PROBLEM 3200

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Deya J. Kadhim

Abstract

One of the Quality of Service (QoS) routing problems is link-constrained, path constrained routing.


and example of such problem is delay and bandwidth-constrained routing. Here, the proposed solution is presented through our proposal routing algorithms DCUR-AB (Delay Constraint Unicast Routing at Available Bandwidth) and ADCUR-AB (Adaptive Delay Constraint Unicast Routing at Available Bandwidth).


DCUR-AB and ADCUR-AB routing algorithms are proposed to solve the most popular QoS problem (Delay-constrained routing problem). Our proposed algorithms solve this problem in addition to take into account one of the important network resource (bandwidth). From experimental results for DCUR-AB it is found that this algorithm has a limitation searching to find the optimal path with taking into account the bandwidth constrained, therefore, it is proposed here another routing algorithm called ADCUR-AB that has a wide search to find the optimal path, then a practical comparison between the two proposed algorithms results is applied and it is found that the second algorithm is better than the first one.

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“PROPOSAL ALGORITHMS TO SOLVE DELAY-CONSTRAINED ROUTING PROBLEM 3200” (2005) Journal of Engineering, 11(04), pp. 621–631. doi:10.31026/j.eng.2005.04.01.
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“PROPOSAL ALGORITHMS TO SOLVE DELAY-CONSTRAINED ROUTING PROBLEM 3200” (2005) Journal of Engineering, 11(04), pp. 621–631. doi:10.31026/j.eng.2005.04.01.

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