Hybrid Mesh-Ring Optical Networks and Their Routing Information Distribution Using Opaque LSA
draft-guo-optical-mesh-ring-01
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| Authors | DAN Guo , Dr. James Fu , Nasir Ghani , Leah Zhang | ||
| Last updated | 2001-03-07 | ||
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Abstract
Optical rings provide an efficient and robust mechanism for failure protection. The significance of ring architecture in the evolution of optical networks is also due to the proliferation of multi-level SONET (SDH) rings, especially in metropolitan and regional areas.
Authors
DAN Guo
Dr. James Fu
Nasir Ghani
Leah Zhang
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