Secure And Policy Compliant Source Routing

NETWORK operators and academic researchers alike recognize that today's wide-area Internet routing does not realize the full potential of the existing network infrastructure in terms of performance, reliability, or flexibility. While a number of techniques for intelligent, source-controlled path selection have been proposed to improve end-to-end performance, reliability, and flexibility, they have proven problematic to deploy due to concerns about security and network instability. We attempt to address these issues in developing a scalable, authenticated, policy-compliant, wide-area source routing protocol.

Autorentext

My name is N. Bhaswanth, assistant professor. I am interested in research areas of network security. I am working in institute of Aeronautical engineering college.

Klappentext

NETWORK operators and academic researchers alike recognize that today's wide-area Internet routing does not realize the full potential of the existing network infrastructure in terms of performance, reliability, or flexibility. While a number of techniques for intelligent, source-controlled path selection have been proposed to improve end-to-end performance, reliability, and flexibility, they have proven problematic to deploy due to concerns about security and network instability. We attempt to address these issues in developing a scalable, authenticated, policy-compliant, wide-area source routing protocol.