Maximizing Quality and Performance of Network Through Adaptive Traffic Engineering
Sameera Pallavi · 2013
Network management systems are to handle traffic dynamics in order to ensure congestion free network with highest throughput. IP environments are able to provide simple facilities for forwarding and routing packets. However, in presence of dynamic traffic conditions efficient management of resources is yet to be achieved. Recently Ning Wang et al. proposed a traffic engineering system which can dynamically adapt to traffic conditions with the help of virtual routing topologies. It has two major functionalities such as offline link weight optimization and adaptive traffic control. The former produces routing path diversities while the latter performs intelligent traffic allocation thus coping with bursts of traffic besides aching best quality of service. In this paper, we implement a custom simulator which demonstrates the proof of concept. The empirical results revealed that the proposed system can handle traffic dynamics efficiently. Index Terms - Network, handling traffic dynamics, virtual routing topologies, traffic engineering