Network Simulator Master Thesis in New Zealand
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Simulator Master Thesis in New Zealand
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- Static Routing
- Dynamic Routing
Static Routing
Static routing is the process that is designed to route on the router manually. This static router allows routing tables in specific routers to be set up in a static manner. Static routing has also occurred when the router employs configured routing access manually, quite than information from dynamic routing traffic.
Advantages in Static Routing:
- No bandwidth usage between routers
- High Security
- No Overload (Router CPU)
- Administrator can also allow routing access to definite or certain network only
Difficulties in Static Routing:
- Impossible to maintain huge networks
- Increase Potential Human error
- Administrative Distance
- Fault Tolerance
- Administrative Overhead
Dynamic Routing: (Adaptive Routing)
A Dynamic routing performs the same as static routing (except it is more robust). It is also used to facilitate the exchange of routing packets between routers. It allows routing tables in routers to change as the possible routes. The major purpose of dynamic routing protocols includes maintaining up to date routing information, selecting an accurate path to destination networks, discovering remote networks, and finding the best path when the current path is no longer available.
The Dynamic Protocols classified by,
- Link State Routing Protocols
- Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Link State Routing Protocols
Link state routing is a complex routing technique that maintains the entire road map network in each router (to decide the best path) when running a link-state routing protocol. There are also numerous protocols in link-state routing protocols. We also provided very few link-state protocols for you, which protocols are also used in our implementation part.
- Optimized Link State Routing Protocol
- Open Shortest Path First
- Adaptive Link State Routing Protocol
- Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS)
Distance Vector Routing Protocols
The Distance vector routing is a relatively routing protocol used in packet-switched networks that also employ distance to decide the best packet forwarding path (distance represented by hop count). Distance vector routing protocols use efficient algorithms (Ford Fulkerson Algorithm, Bellman-Ford Algorithm, etc.) to calculate pathways. We also use vast distance vector protocols used in our network simulation part. In below, we mentioned some of the distance vector algorithms also for your best reference.
- Ad Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector Routing Protocol
- Dynamic Source Routing also Based Distance Vector Protocol
- Destination Sequenced also Based Distance Vector Protocol
- Routing Information protocol
- Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
- Border Gateway Protocol
- Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
We also aforementioned some basic information about routing protocols. Our work is not confined. Our universal level dedicated experts have high brain power with more creativity and also a high resourceful mind. If you want to utilize our brilliants knowledge, you can also contact us immediately. We also always welcome with to achieve more things in your research.