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Stub network

Known as: Stub 
A stub network is a somewhat casual term describing a computer network, or part of an internetwork, with no knowledge of other networks, that will… 
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Autonomous system (Internet)Default routeMultihomingPeering

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Network architecture

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2019
2019
Multi-attached Network Topology with Different Routing Protocols and Stub Network Resolution in OSPF Routing
The multi-homing technology has always been an area for research interest in computer networking after its implementation to the… 
2016
2016
Architecture of LTE-WIFI integration for SDN towards IP systems
Against the background of a surge in software-defined network (SDN) as well as urgent demands for LTE-WIFI internetworking and… 
2013
2013
A novel and efficient source-path discovery and maintenance method for application layer multicast
2010
2010
ILBO: Balance Inbound Traffic Dynamically in Multihomed Stub Networks
Multihoming load balancing improves network performance and makes better use of network resource by leveraging the traffic among… 
2008
2008
Identifying file-sharing P2P traffic based on traffic characteristics
Review
2007
Review
2007
A Survey of Multihoming Technology in Stub Networks: Current Research and Open Issues
Multihoming technology can be traced back to the 1980s or even earlier, but it seldom drew much attention from the research… 
2007
2007
An Analysis of the DiffServ Approach in Mobile Environments
The main drawback of the current Internet is the lack of Quality-of-Service (QoS) support. QoS support, however, is essential for… 
2004
2004
Technical report: Low stretch between nearby peers
A decentralized object location and routing data structure (or DOLR) locates copies of objects in peer-to-peer networks. An e… 
Review
2003
Review
2003
A Survey and Performance Evaluation of Scalable Tree-based Application Layer Multicast Protocols
Application layer multicast (ALM) enables rapid deployment of multicast applications in the Internet. In ALM, application hosts… 
2003
2003
Interacting with Transit-Stub Network Visualizations
Real-world data networks are large, making them difficult to analyze. Thus, analysts often generate network models of a more… 
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