Mesh topology design in overlay virtual private networks
Date
2002Source Title
Electronics Letters
Print ISSN
0013-5194
Publisher
IET
Volume
38
Issue
16
Pages
939 - 941
Language
English
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The mesh topology design problem in overlay virtual private networks is studied. Given a set of customer nodes and an associated traffic matrix, tunnels that connect node pairs through a service provider network are determined such that the total multi-hopped traffic is minimised. A tabu search based heuristic is proposed.
Keywords
AlgorithmsComputer hardware
Computer software
Electric network topology
Mathematical models
Network protocols
Telecommunication traffic
Virtual private networks (VPN)
Computer networks
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