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Routing Algorithm

This document summarizes and compares two types of routing algorithms: link state and distance vector. It describes how link state algorithms use flooding to share full topology information, while distance vector algorithms use iterative routing updates between neighbors. It notes issues like count-to-infinity problems with distance vector, and how link state algorithms converge faster but require more overhead. The document also introduces hierarchical routing and dividing networks into autonomous systems to improve scalability.

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Routing Algorithm

This document summarizes and compares two types of routing algorithms: link state and distance vector. It describes how link state algorithms use flooding to share full topology information, while distance vector algorithms use iterative routing updates between neighbors. It notes issues like count-to-infinity problems with distance vector, and how link state algorithms converge faster but require more overhead. The document also introduces hierarchical routing and dividing networks into autonomous systems to improve scalability.

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Routing Algorithm

2004. 11. 3 Ahn Kook Jin

Contents

Routing Protocol and Algorithm Classifications Link State Routing Algorithm Distance Vector Routing Algorithm LS Algorithm vs. DV Algorithm Hierarchical Routing

Routing Protocol and Algorithm

Determining the path(route)


first-hop router default router 5 destination router destination host

source host
2 B 2 1 1 3 D 5 1 2 F

A C

source router

least-cost path

Classifications

Global vs. decentralized

global(link state algorithm) : complete information about connectivity and link costs

Static vs. dynamic

static : routes change very slowly


load-sensitive : link costs reflect congestion Dynamic link state routing algorithm Dynamic distance vector routing algorithm

Load-sensitive vs. load-insensitive

Typical used

Link State Routing Algorithm


Each node broadcasts the identities and costs to its directly attached neighbors Dijkstras algorithm

Link State Routing Algorithm

Oscillation(page 307)
2+e 1 0 0 0 1 D 0 1+e 0 1 0 C e 1 0 0 e 1+e A 1+e 2+e 0 B 1 0

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm


Iterative, asynchronous, distributed Distance table


DX(Y,Z) : cost of the direct link from X to Z + Zs currently known minmum-cost path to Y DX(Y,Z)=c(X,Z)+minw{Dz(Y,w)}

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm


Initialization:

DX(*,v) = inifinite, DX(v,v)=c(x,v)

Send minwDX(y,w) to each neighbor when they changes


C(X,V) changes Neighbor node send its update

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm


DY X Z X 2 Y 2 1 Z 1

X DX Y Z Y 2 Z 7

Z Dz X Y X 7 Y 1

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm


DY X Z X 2 9 Y 2 1 Z 8 1

X DX Y Z Y 2 3 Z 8 7

Z Dz X Y X 7 9 Y 3 1

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm


DY X Z X 2 5 Y 2 1 Z 4 1

X DX Y Z Y 2 3 Z 8 7

Z Dz X Y X 7 9 Y 3 1

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Decrease

DY X

X 4

Z 6

Y 1 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Decrease

DY X

X 1

Z 6

Y 1 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Decrease

DY X

X 1

Z 6

Y 1 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 2

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Decrease

DY X

X 1

Z 6

Y 1 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 2

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Increase

DY X

X 4

Z 6

Y 60 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Increase

DY X

X 60

Z 6

Y 60 4 1 Routing loop

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Increase

DY X

X 60

Z 6

Y 60 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 7

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Increase

DY X

X 60

Z 8

Y 60 4 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 7

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Increase

DY X

X 60

Z 8

Y 60 4 1 Too many iterations! (count-to-infinity problem) X 50 Z Dz X X 50 Y 9

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Poisoned reverse
60 4

DY X

X 4

Y 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Poisoned reverse
60 4

DY X

X 60

Y 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 5

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Poisoned reverse
60 4

DY X

X 60

Y 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 61

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Poisoned reverse
60 4

DY X

X 60

Z 51

Y 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y 61

Distance Vector Routing Algorithm

Poisoned reverse
60 4

DY X

X 60

Z 51

Y 1

50

Z Dz X X 50 Y

Cannot solve general count-to-infinity problem

LS Algorithm vs. DV Algorithm


LS
Message complexity O(nE)

DV
Maybe small Slow(count-toinfinity problem) Bad

Speed of O(n2) algorithm convergence Robustness Good

Hierarchical Routing

View network as interconnected routers


Scale Administrative autonomy

Organize routers into autonomy systems(AS)

Hierarchical Routing
C.c B.a B.a C.a C.b

A.a Host H1 A.d A.c Host H2

A.b

Autonomy system(AS) Gateway router Intra-AS Inter-AS

Hierarchical Routing
B.a C.a

A.a

A.c Topological view for inter-AS routing protocol

END

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