Tertiary Incentive For Data Transmission Using Switches
Lisa Gopal, Ravi Prakash · 2015
Load-Balancing switch is a simple architecture and have high forwarding bandwidth. The original Load-balancing switch has mis-sequencing problem which hinders the performance of underlying TCP applications. This problem has been solved at the cost of either algorithmic complexity or special hardware requirements. In this paper we introduce three stage load balancing switch architecture to solve this mis-sequencing problem. It achieves a high forwarding capacity while preserving the order of packets without the need of costly online scheduling algorithms. ThExternal Outputretical analysis and experimental results show that this three stage load balancing switch provides a transmission delay which can be solved by output queued switch plus a constant, indicating the same forwarding capacity as an output-queued switch. Therefore 100 % throughput has been obtained while using this three stage load balancing switch.