Technical question about routing inside a telephone network.

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1 total messages Started by Deumens Erwin Wed, 08 Mar 2000 00:00

Author: Deumens Erwin
Date: Wed, 08 Mar 2000 00:00

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Considder the telephone network.  The telephone network uses
non-adaptive routing.  Is there a relation between the way it operates
(circuit oriented, connection oriented) and the routing being
non-adaptive?   When there is failure in the telephone network (a link
or switch failing), subsequent calls are normally being routed over
alternative routes; does that imply the telephone network is ADAPTIVE
rather than non-adaptive?


Thanks,
Erwin

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