… individual routers that need to be configured and managed, … , and their next-hop information
is the same as the next hop of … word array index and we obtain the offset inside a group, off …

… to a routing system that is substantially easier to manage than … , RCP could send a router
a BGP route with a “next hop” that … The IETF ForCES working group has also recognized that …

… routing, on the other hand, intermediate hops of a lookup forward the lookup message directly
to the next hop… only with existing neighbors from their routing tables during lookups. If each …

… [3] and IETF GROW [2] working groups. To address the root cause of the scalability problem,
… When there are multiple equally popular nexthops, we randomly select one. Under certain …

… the next hop toward a destination is kept in a routing … Organization 1 to Organization 2 at
the doogle branch, but no delegation has occurred at the foo branch. Likewise, Organization 2 …

… The management session packets traverse many routers on … also seen by routers include
the catch-all group known as … to another routing device toward the next hop along the …

… In all, this load (even with 500 pairs, which is the maximum we considered in our experiments)
can be comfortably managed by the network in a static configuration, using any of the …

… uses the source routing to expend the path through the group. … next hop on the routing path
to the destination. After the forwarding entries at every node are computed, the actual routing …

… An anchor for router i in group g is a neighbor router that is a successor (next hop) in the
reverse shortest path to at least one source in the group g. Each anchor entry consists of the …

… What I found remarkable was how it was obviously written for people like me—who have
little interest in router management but whosejobs depend on the consistent, trusted functioning …