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RRL - Resilient Routing Layers.
Most networks experience several failures every day, and
often multiple failures occur simultaneously. Still, most
recovery mechanisms are not designed to handle multiple
failures. A versatile recovery method called Resilient
Routing Layers has been proposed, and its suitability for
handling multiple failures of network components has also
been analysed. RRL not only provides better fault
tolerance, but it also has qualitative advantages that make
it very interesting in network systems design.
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