Abstract—As the demand for high bandwidth on the Internet increases, it is required to build next generation routers with the capability of forwarding multiple millions of packets per second. Reducing the required memory size of the forwarding table is a possible solution since small forward table can be integrated into the application specific integrated circuit (ASIC). In this paper a hash technique is developed to make the IP forwarding table as small as possible. The experiments show that the required memory size of the proposed scheme is smaller than other existing schemes for a large routing table. Keywords—Hash table, IP lookup, and binary trie. I
Abstract. Efficient IPv6 packet forwarding is still a major bottleneck in todays networks. Especiall...
The increasing number of devices connected to the Internet together with video on demand have a dire...
Abstract. Nowadays, the commonly used table lookup scheme for IP routing is based on the so-called c...
SUMMARY Building next generation routers with the capability of for-warding multiple millions of pac...
For some time, the networking community has assumed that it is impossible to do IP routing lookups i...
For some time, the networking community has assumed that it is impossible to do IP routing lookups i...
Abstract. A high speed IP address lookup engine with a reasonable memory cost is a key factor for de...
Abstract—In previous work, Lampson et al. proposed an IP lookup algorithm which performs binary sear...
A multi-gigabit internet protocol (IP) router may receive several million packets per second from ea...
Internet address lookup is a challenging problem because of in-creasing routing table sizes, increas...
Abstract—One of the most important design issues for IP routers responsible for datagram forwarding ...
Building a high performance IP packet forwarding (PF) engine remains a challenge due to increasingly...
Part 8: Next Generation InternetInternational audienceAn IP router has to match each incoming packet...
Nowadays, the commonly used table lookup scheme for IP routing is based on the so-called classless i...
One of the key design issues for the routing of IPv4 packets is to minimize the time for IP table lo...
Abstract. Efficient IPv6 packet forwarding is still a major bottleneck in todays networks. Especiall...
The increasing number of devices connected to the Internet together with video on demand have a dire...
Abstract. Nowadays, the commonly used table lookup scheme for IP routing is based on the so-called c...
SUMMARY Building next generation routers with the capability of for-warding multiple millions of pac...
For some time, the networking community has assumed that it is impossible to do IP routing lookups i...
For some time, the networking community has assumed that it is impossible to do IP routing lookups i...
Abstract. A high speed IP address lookup engine with a reasonable memory cost is a key factor for de...
Abstract—In previous work, Lampson et al. proposed an IP lookup algorithm which performs binary sear...
A multi-gigabit internet protocol (IP) router may receive several million packets per second from ea...
Internet address lookup is a challenging problem because of in-creasing routing table sizes, increas...
Abstract—One of the most important design issues for IP routers responsible for datagram forwarding ...
Building a high performance IP packet forwarding (PF) engine remains a challenge due to increasingly...
Part 8: Next Generation InternetInternational audienceAn IP router has to match each incoming packet...
Nowadays, the commonly used table lookup scheme for IP routing is based on the so-called classless i...
One of the key design issues for the routing of IPv4 packets is to minimize the time for IP table lo...
Abstract. Efficient IPv6 packet forwarding is still a major bottleneck in todays networks. Especiall...
The increasing number of devices connected to the Internet together with video on demand have a dire...
Abstract. Nowadays, the commonly used table lookup scheme for IP routing is based on the so-called c...