XRoads Networks offers their
customers with cutting edge technology, which incorporates no less than 11
sophisticated algorithms that are designed for routing traffic between multiple
networks. They offer the most intelligent WAN routing algorithm available in the
market and can combine multiple broadband links, which not only increase
throughput, but also ensure faster speed for applications that require high
bandwidth speeds.
Best Path Routing
XRoads Networks offers solutions
that incorporate MVP Routing technology, along with the Best Path Routing
module. The MVP Routing allows the traffic to use the network, which offers the
best latency and therefore, ensures that all WAN links are available. Using
this technology, the best path is determined and traffic moves along the path
that has been chosen for the link. In case there is network failure on the
determined path, the traffic will then be routed towards the next best path.
This will ensure that your
network applications will not be redundant and the response-times delivered to
your end users will also increase. Your productivity will increase, since there
were be minimal downtime for all the critical applications of your business,
and you will gain the advantage of the automated network failover as well.
Application Routing
The best part about MVP Routing
is that it will allow you to check specific types of applications, and will
also ensure that traffic can pass through the specific WAN interface. This will
also mean that there will be no end-user traffic, while you will get the right
traffic, which will be determined through the Best Path Routing on all the
applications that require routing policies.
There are a couple of routing
methods that are used along with the latest WAN routing algorithms. They
include the following algorithm metrics:
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Administrative Weighting (Per Path)
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Current Latency (Per Path)
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Current Utilization (Per Path)
·
Available Link Rate
The Multi Vector Priority Routing
algorithm has been designed to offer 2 basic services:
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Reliability assurance (in case one path falls)
·
Dynamic network load balancing (across multiple
paths)
Vector Routing generally uses
different metrics in order to find out whether the network sessions can be
routed all across the active links. It will not use simple load-balancing
solutions and will perform a combination of 11 different network aggregation
algorithms that will help in determining the next best path for all outbound
connections. Here is some of the intelligent vector routing algorithm options:
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Least used adaptive weighting
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BPR latency based
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BPR packet loss based
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BPR jitter based
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Persistence based
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Application based
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Prioritization based
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Multi-session based
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Active spill-over
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Standard weighted
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Basic round robin
The Intelligent Vector Routing Algorithm
The recommended method for
determining the best path balancing through the intelligent vector routing
algorithm is by the dynamic use of real-time metric information, which will
determine the best possible route for any new session traffic.