Networks are expected to provide reliable performance under a wide range of operating
conditions, but existing traffic engineering (TE) solutions optimize for performance or …

To efficiently exploit the network resources operators, do traffic engineering (TE), ie, adapt
the routing of traffic to the prevailing demands. TE in large IP networks typically relies on …

Throughout the last decade, extensive deployment of popular intra-domain routing protocols
such as open shortest path first (OSPF) and intermediate system–intermediate system (IS …

Throughout the last decade, extensive deployment of popular intra-domain routing protocols
such as open shortest path first and intermediate system–intermediate system, has drawn an …

To optimize the flow of traffic in IP networks, operators do traffic engineering (TE), ie, tune
routing-protocol parameters in response to traffic demands. TE in IP networks typically …

Abstract The aim of Traffic Engineering is to provide routing configurations in networks such
that the used resources are minimized while maintaining a high level of quality of service …

During the past 50 years telecommunication network technology has raced ahead powered
by exponential advances in computer chip and fiber optic technology. The introduction of …

To optimize the flow of traffic in IP networks, operators do traffic engineering (TE), ie, tune
routing-protocol parameters in response to traffic demands. TE in IP networks typically …

The high volatility of traffic patterns in IP networks calls for dynamic routing schemes
allowing to adapt resource utilization to prevailing traffic. In this paper, we focus on the …

Given a weight for each network link, which is set by the network operator, the OSPF routing
protocol states that the data between each pair of nodes is routed through the shortest path …