Internet connectivity is defined by a set of routing protocols which let the routers that
comprise the Internet backbone choose the best route for a packet to reach its destination …

Studies of inter-domain routing in the Internet have highlighted the complex and dynamic
nature of connectivity changes that take place daily on a global scale. The ability to assess …

The Internet pervades many aspects of our lives and is becoming indispensable to critical
functions in areas such as commerce, government, production and general information …

The complex nature of the border gateway protocol (BGP) is not amenable to analytical
modeling, and thus simulation-based analysis methods are needed to understand its …

Diagnosing inter-domain routing problems in the Internet is hard. BGP, the defacto inter-
domain glue, is designed for routing, not diagnosis. It is extremely chatty-the most minor …

Modeling the Internet infrastructure is a challenging endeavor. Complex interactions
between protocols, increasing traffic volumes and the irregular structure of the Internet lead …

The Internet is quickly becoming entrenched in the communication and commercial sectors
of everyday life. With this movement away from traditional fixed infrastructure we are also …

Owing to the inter-domain aspects of BGP routing, it is difficult to correlate information across
multiple domains in order to analyze the root cause of the routing outages. We present BGP …

The control plane of the Internet relies entirely on BGP as the interdomain routing protocol to
maintain and exchange routing information between large network providers and their …

The security of Internet routing is a major concern because attacks and errors can result in
data packets not reaching their intended destination and/or falling into the wrong hands. A …