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A Dynamic Neighbourhood Discovery Protocol for Active Overlay Networks

d-RADAR is a neighbourhood discovery protocol for overlay network environments designed for (but not limited to) active network overlays. The core of the algorithm is an expanding ring-search based on the IP routing table content augmented with traffic-based and dynamic refreshing techniques that allows it to react to virtual topology changes (nodes joining/leaving the overlay) as well as IP topology changes (broken and repaired link, route changes and moving nodes).

Guy Leduc | Sylvain Martin

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