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Topologically-aware overlay construction and server selection

by Sylvia Ratnasamy, Mark Handley, Richard Karp, Scott Shenker , 2002
"... A number of large-scale distributed Internet applications could potentially benefit from some level of knowledge about the relative proximity between its participating host nodes. For example, the performance of large overlay networks could be improved if the application-level connectivity between ..."
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between the nodes in these networks is congruent with the underlying IP-level topology. Similarly, in the case of replicated web content, client nodes could use topological information in selecting one of multiple available servers. For such applications, one need not find the optimal solution in order

On the Effectiveness of DNS-based Server Selection

by Anees Shaikh, Renu Tewari, Mukesh Agrawal - In Proceedings of IEEE Infocom , 2001
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Optimizing DNS Server Selection

by Zheng Wang, Rui Wang
"... Abstract: In DNS zone delegation, the NS resource records of the delegated domain appear in both the parent and child zones, which complicates the domain name resolution procedure especially for server selection. In this paper, we investigate the recursive resolution mechanism for the delegated doma ..."
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Abstract: In DNS zone delegation, the NS resource records of the delegated domain appear in both the parent and child zones, which complicates the domain name resolution procedure especially for server selection. In this paper, we investigate the recursive resolution mechanism for the delegated

Dynamic server selection in the internet

by Mark E. Crovella, Robert L. Carter , 1995
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Methods for Information Server Selection

by David Hawking, Paul Thistlewaite - ACM TRANSACTIONS ON INFORMATION SYSTEMS , 1999
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Server Selection on the World Wide Web

by Nick Craswell, Peter Bailey, David Hawking , 2000
"... We evaluate server selection methods in a Web environment, modeling a digital library which makes use of existing Web search servers rather than building its own index. The evaluation framework portrays the Web realistically in several ways. Its search servers index real Web documents, are of variou ..."
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We evaluate server selection methods in a Web environment, modeling a digital library which makes use of existing Web search servers rather than building its own index. The evaluation framework portrays the Web realistically in several ways. Its search servers index real Web documents

Server Selection Policy in Active Anycast

by H. Miura , 2001
"... this paper, we propose the server selection policy using RTT information measured at an active router. By means of the server selection based on this RTT, the selection of the server considering not only the server load but also network congestion and distance from the active router to the server ca ..."
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this paper, we propose the server selection policy using RTT information measured at an active router. By means of the server selection based on this RTT, the selection of the server considering not only the server load but also network congestion and distance from the active router to the server

Evaluating Server Selection for Federated Search

by Paul Thomas, Milad Shokouhi
"... Abstract. Previous evaluations of server selection methods for federated search have either used metrics which are unconnected with user satisfaction, or have not been able to account for confounding factors due to other search components. We propose a new framework for evaluating federated search s ..."
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Abstract. Previous evaluations of server selection methods for federated search have either used metrics which are unconnected with user satisfaction, or have not been able to account for confounding factors due to other search components. We propose a new framework for evaluating federated search

On the Network Impact of Dynamic Server Selection

by Robert L. Carter, Mark E. Crovella - COMPUTER NETWORKS , 1999
"... Widespread replication of information can ameliorate the problem of server overloading but raises the allied question of server selection. Clients may be assigned to a replica in a static manner or they may choose among replicas based on client-initiated measurements. The latter technique, called dy ..."
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Widespread replication of information can ameliorate the problem of server overloading but raises the allied question of server selection. Clients may be assigned to a replica in a static manner or they may choose among replicas based on client-initiated measurements. The latter technique, called

Flexible server selection using DNS

by Toshihiko Shimokawa Norihiko, Norihiko Yoshida, Kazuo Ushijima
"... Many service providers prepare multiple servers to cope with over loading. In such cases, the problem is how to select the best server. Existing mechanisms impose user extra e#ort or have less #exibility. In this paper, we describes #exible and wide applicable server selection mechanism. We add ser ..."
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Many service providers prepare multiple servers to cope with over loading. In such cases, the problem is how to select the best server. Existing mechanisms impose user extra e#ort or have less #exibility. In this paper, we describes #exible and wide applicable server selection mechanism. We add
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