Presentation 2004-10-15
Next Generation Backbone Router Architecture supporting lOOGbps and Multi-functional Internet
Hiroaki NISHI,
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Abstract(in English) A router architecture for supporting the increasing internet traffic, called Tera-Gears, is discussed. Tera-Gears consist of three basic elements; P-Gear for analyzing packets, S-Gear for transmitting packets to destination ports, and L-Gear for defining destination ports. P-Gear is a network processor including Process-Learning Cache (PLC) and Cache Miss Handler (CMH) that use a locality in the internet traffic effectively. S-Gear is a sophisticated switch including a hybrid crossbar arbiter, having a suitable structure to form a pipeline structure, and supporting QoS. L-Gear is a table-lookup hardware, which enables a high-speed lookup by combining requests and prevents increasing the hardware size of routing table memories. Some simulations are also made to confirm its effectiveness in P-Gear. The simulation is a functional simulation using a virtual lOOGbps that is based on a real traffic. This simulation result shows that P-Gear can improve the throughput over 2.5 times.
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Keyword(in English) Tera-Gears / Network processor / Crossbar Arbiter / Routing table lookup
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Title (in English) Next Generation Backbone Router Architecture supporting lOOGbps and Multi-functional Internet
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Keyword(1) Tera-Gears
Keyword(2) Network processor
Keyword(3) Crossbar Arbiter
Keyword(4) Routing table lookup
1st Author's Name Hiroaki NISHI
1st Author's Affiliation Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University()
Date 2004-10-15
Paper # IN2004-90
Volume (vol) vol.104
Number (no) 340
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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