Providing Availability in Secure Routing with Multi-Objective Model
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https://doi.org/10.24203/ajas.v7i2.5796Keywords:
Security, bandwidth, energy consuming, multi-objective modelAbstract
Notwithstanding to the previous works on the secure routing, this paper presents a new approach base on two features: at first, presented approach is simple, so all users can understand the process of routing in the network and secondly, the given approach considers different variables independently. The primary concept of security in the presented method is ‘availability,' but the used formula able to include other aspects of the network security. We use links' bandwidth and energy consuming for the route the data packets in nodes for ‘availability’.References
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