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A hierarchical multiobjective routing model for MPLS networks with two service classes

Craveirinha et al., 2007

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9189370686787025533
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Craveirinha J
Girão-Silva R
Clímaco J
Martins L
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IFIP Conference on System Modeling and Optimization

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This work presents a model for multiobjective routing in MPLS networks formulated within a hierarchical network-wide optimization framework, with two classes of services, namely QoS and Best Effort (BE) services. The routing model uses alternative routing and hierarchical …
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