МЕТОДИ СЕЛЕКЦІЇ ПЕРЕВАНТАЖЕНЬ ТА ВІДМОВ МЕРЕЖНИХ ВУЗЛІВ
Анотація
The method of selection of overloads and failures of network nodes
Further development of politics of traffic is application of the differentiated and integrated services it is dynamic allocation of stripe of key-in of channels of transmission between users taking into account their priorities instead of direction of all streams one by one or by a few locally-optimal routes. At such approach it is succeeded to avoid the periodic local overloads of routes, that were certain as optimal on the current stage, and on that all users directed the traffic.
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2016-11-23
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Харлай, Л. О. (2016). МЕТОДИ СЕЛЕКЦІЇ ПЕРЕВАНТАЖЕНЬ ТА ВІДМОВ МЕРЕЖНИХ ВУЗЛІВ. Збірник матеріалів Міжнародної науково-технічної конференції «ПЕРСПЕКТИВИ ТЕЛЕКОМУНІКАЦІЙ». вилучено із https://conferenc-journal.its.kpi.ua/article/view/73104
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Технології транспортних телекомунікаційних систем та мережні технології
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