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Modeling CISCO routers in networks simulation

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From: dberry
Date: Thu, 03 Sep 1992 12:45
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I have been assigned the job of designing a network. The customer requires
that I simulate the alternative topologies and show the merits of the 
topology of choice under various workloads which are typical to the 
customer's network. I have a library with various LAN protocols as well
as X.25 for the WAN. I have repeaters and bridges algorithms (in a
reasonable detail, those are not queuing systems with M/M/n to G/G/k
type distributions) but I do not have routers algorithms, specifically I do
not have a detailed model of Cisco routers (which is what the customer
have). I would like to ask for help from people who evaluated the
performance of various networks using Cisco routers, where the level of
detail in the simulation is, as I described, a level of data forwarding and
data processing algorithms and not a higher level of abstraction of 
interconnection points.

Thanks, Orna



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Prof. Daniel M. Berry, Computer Science Department, Technion, Haifa 32000 ISRAEL
Tel:+972-4-294325, Bitnet:DBERRY@TECHSEL
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From: dberry@csa.cs.technion.ac.il (dberry)
Subject: Modeling CISCO routers in networks simulation
Organization: Technion, Israel Inst. of Technology
Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1992 12:45:42 GMT
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Keywords: network planning, network simulation, modeling Cisco routers
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