Multiplex communications – Fault recovery – Bypass an inoperative station
Patent
1997-12-12
2000-03-21
Olms, Douglas W.
Multiplex communications
Fault recovery
Bypass an inoperative station
370228, H04J 116, H04J 314, H04L 100, H04L 1226
Patent
active
060410361
ABSTRACT:
A fault tolerant network using a dual cross path for real-time switching and packet handling method are disclosed. In DRDT-II, one of two packets received from two input ports is selected, the other is discarded, and two duplicated packets are transmitted through two output ports. That is, one link bypasses one node. In DRDT-III, the other link bypasses two nodes. Even when fault occurs in neighboring nodes at the same time, only these nodes are abandoned, and remaining nodes can be communicated with one another, improving the reliability of the network.
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DRDT: Highly Survivable Network Architectures; Youngsik Baek, Sangman Lee, Hun Kang; Apr. 1997; pp. 999-1003.
Baek Young Sik
Kang Hun
Lee Sang Man
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
Olms Douglas W.
Vincent David R
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