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• TITLE: Multipath Routing Mathematical Model to Solve the Traffic Engineering in Multi-Protocol Label Switching Network

  AUTHORS: Hani Attar

  KEYWORDS: Multi-Sources Network, Optimum Traffic Management, Routing Mechanism, and Multipath Routing Mathematical

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Computer and Communications, Vol.5 No.14, December 29, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Multipath Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a routing mechanism (technology) used in modern telecommunication networks, which is built as a multi-service network with a certain Quality of Service (QoS). To maintain the required QoS in such complicated networks, the Traffic Engineering (TE) should be equipped with optimum traffic management, routing mechanism, and switching operations, which are what this paper tackles, where the TE is identified as the optimal distribution of flows in the existing network. In this paper, an effective multipath routing mathematical model is developed based on several previous mechanisms to ensure the guaranteed desired QoS and loading balance according to the Telecommunication Network Systems (TCS) resources, to achieve the optimum TE, and hence improving the network usage efficiency. Moreover, the obtained mathematical optimization algorithm results are provided through the relative equations. Indeed the developed routing mathematical model in this paper is suitable for the dynamic distribution of information flows, which is the main improvement in the TE achieved in this work.