Performance analysis of capacity-aware state aggregation for inter-domain QoS routing
Venkatesh Sarangan, Donna Ghosh, Raj S. Acharya · 2005
Quality of service (QoS) routing between domains is indispensable for deploying QoS in the Internet. State aggregation is a technique that makes QoS routing scalable to large networks. As the impreciseness in the advertised aggregate adversely affects the performance of the QoS routing process, it is important to investigate the accuracies of various aggregation schemes. In this paper, we study the efficacy of a new bandwidth aggregation scheme, and compare our scheme's performance with that of the existing schemes. Our analytical and experimental studies show that for active networks, the proposed aggregation scheme is more accurate, and gives a better routing performance than the current schemes.