Routing and control in a centrally directed network
Joseph Rinde
Abstract
Joseph Rinde
Abstract
TYMNET I is a centrally directed network with over 200 nodes interconnected in a topology that allows alternate paths between nodes in the network. Routing within the network is done by a central supervisor program, with full knowledge of network topology and network load. Within network nodes routing is table driven.
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TYMNET I is a centrally directed network with over 200 nodes interconnected in a topology that allows alternate paths between nodes in the network. Routing within the network is done by a central supervisor program, with full knowledge of network topology and network load. Within network nodes routing is table driven.
Key concepts: Routing table, Computer network, Computer science, Hierarchical routing, Routing domain, Network topology, Distributed computing, Routing (electronic design automation)