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Cell Switch Router - Architecture and Protocol Overview -
draft-katsube-csr-arch-00

Document Type Expired Internet-Draft (individual)
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Authors Yasuhiro Katsube , Hiroshi Esaki , Ken-ichi Nagami , Dr. Yoshihiro Ohba
Last updated 1997-12-29
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Abstract

This memorandum describes an internetworking architecture of Cell Switch Router (CSR) and related control protocol overview. Cell Switch Router is an ATM-based label switching router that can provide ATM cut-through paths for packet flows with various levels of granularity while retaining current router-based internetworking architecture. The proposed architecture is able to provide the cut-through path in response to the creation of IP forwarding entry (topology-driven), the arrival of data packets (traffic-driven), and the reception of control packets such as RSVP (request-driven). One important feature that is provided by the proposed architecture is interoperability with the emerging ATM network platform, specified by the ATM Forum and/or ITU-T, which provides PVC (Permanent Virtual Channel), VP (Virtual Path), or SVC (Switched Virtual Channel) services.

Authors

Yasuhiro Katsube
Hiroshi Esaki
Ken-ichi Nagami
Dr. Yoshihiro Ohba

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