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XORP: An Open Platform for Network Research - Handley, Hodson, Kohler (2002) (7 citations) (Correct)
....all of these are currently being worked upon within XORP. The aim is for both IPv4 and IPv6 support. MPLS is deliberately omitted at this stage. The multi process architecture helps us to leverage existing code where appropriate; our OSPF and RIP implementations are derived from John Moy s OSPFd [9] and BSD s routed respectively. For management interfaces, we are pursuing a command line interface resembling that of Juniper and intend to support SNMP. 4.2 Extensibility Open interfaces are the key to extensibility. Interfaces must exist at any point where an extension might plug in, and ....
J. Moy. OSPF Complete Implementation. Addison-Wesley, Dec. 2000.
Avoiding Instability during Graceful Shutdown of OSPF - Shaikh, Dube, Varma (2002) (1 citation) (Correct)
....of Figure 2. Since we wanted to measure overhead for large topologies which are impossible to setup and manage in a lab, we developed an OSPF topology emulator, termed TopTracker, which runs on the machine termed as TT in Figure 5. TopTracker is derived from Moy s OSPF implementation and simulator [11]. Its main function is to emulate any desired OSPF topology and events related to the topology. It does so by generating required LSAs and flood ing them to the SUT so that the SUT believes that the emulated topology actually exists. Figure 5(b) shows the logical topology used in the experiments. ....
John T. Moy, OSPF : Complete Implementation, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Sept. 2000.
Avoiding Instability during Graceful Shutdown of OSPF - Shaikh, Dube, Varma (2002) (1 citation) (Correct)
....of Figure 2. Since we wanted to measure overhead for large topologies which are impossible to setup and manage in a lab, we developed an OSPF topology emulator, termed TopTracker, which runs on the machine termed as TT in Figure 5. TopTracker is derived from Moy s OSPF implementation and simulator [11]. Its main function is to emulate any desired OSPF topology and events related to the topology. It does so by generating required LSAs and flooding them to the SUT so that the SUT believes that the emulated topology actually exists. Figure 5(b) shows the logical topology used in the experiments. ....
John T. Moy, OSPF : Complete Implementation, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Sept. 2000.
Experience in Black-box OSPF Measurement - Albert (2001) (6 citations) (Correct)
....is under test as the target router. To understand the OSPF behavior of the target router, and investigate the impact of scaling parameters, we developed an OSPF topology emulator, termed TopTracker, which runs on PC1. TopTracker is derived from Moy s OSPF implementation and simulator [8]. An Ethernet switch provides VLAN connectivity between the boxes. A (Linux) PC, PC1, plays multiple key roles. First, it runs TopTracker, which is capable of emulating any desired OSPF topology, making the target router behave as if the emulated topology exists behind a TopTracker interface. ....
J. T. Moy, OSPF : Complete Implementation, Addison-Wesley, September 2000.
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