Network protocol design for persistent performance routing
Stefano-Niko Orzen · 2014
This paper presents the design methodology and abstraction of network elements for creating reliable persistent routes. Persistent routing is introduced in section one with it's problem definition through network elements and their respective functions, having section two as a continuation for representing the networking problem through performance representations. Being a new protocol, defined with performances compared to existing technology abilities that are misleading quality of service accuracy, section three represents causality and applicability for reaching the communication goal, in a simulated queuing environment. Section four concludes the contributions of this article, having the protocol specification represented by performance measures which carry the data transmission process reliability design.