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Title : Multirouting
Author(s) : L. Coene
Filename : draft-coene-multi-route-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 25-Feb-02
This document describes a way to loadshare the different paths of a
multihomed SCTP association at the same moment while keeping
congestion control per path. The document also describes a possible
solution to multihoming which would require no routing tables on the
host and which would try to guarantee non-overlapping multihomed
paths. It could possibly reduce the growth of the routing table in a
router. The selection of which link to take would be a local
one. The solution is similar to the use of links and linksets within
a routeset in SS7.
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