First part (basics, distance vector routing)

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Second part (link state routing, IPv4)

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Grégory Detal has received the 2009 Alcatel-Lucent innovation award for his MSc thesis On monitoring large-scale Wireless Mesh Networks.

Datacenters are now an emerging topic in the networking community and we can expect that more and more papers will develop techniques and protocols to solve problems inside data centers. A SIGMETRICS, Albert Greenberg gave an interesting tutorial on current datacenters design and some of the issues that they face.

In a recent presentation at the LADIS 2009 workshop, Jeff Dean, Google Fellow in Google's Systems Infrastructure Group, gave an interesting talk on the large scale distributed systems that are in use inside google. Although the presentation does not reveal trade secrets, it provides interesting hints about some of the issues that google is addressing and the size of their infrastructure.

The original SimBGP simulator available on BGPVista website is a lightweight event-driven simulator developped by Jian Qiu.
The extended version of SimBGP we developped provides support to the Add-Paths BGP extension, with several selection modes available. We also provide the set of validation tests that were used during the development process.

During NANOG47, Craig Labovitz and his colleagues unveiled a new study about the traffic distribution in the Internet.

In contrast with most scientific studies that analyses Internet traffic from a few measurement points, this study was able to analyse statistics coming from more than 110 ISPs for a total aggregated throughput of 14 Tbps. The major findings of this study are :

First part

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Second part