Citation
Kaspin, Rizaludin
(2002)
Performance Of Optical Label Switching Network With Multi Protocol Label Switching Implementation.
Masters thesis, Universiti Putra Malaysia.
Abstract
Today, the phenomenal traffic growth of Internet leads to the dramatic
expansion of the transmission lines in the Internet Protocol (IP) network. Fibre optics
as the key of the future transmission networks has evolved to provide almost
limitless information carrying capacity via its Wavelength Division Multiplexing
(WDM) technology. However, the relatively sluggish development in switching
technology which still operates in electronics domain might creates bottleneck in
various part of the network. Thus, the concept of All-Optical Network has been
introduced. Here a lot of approaches have been proposed to bring IP closer to the
optics technology such as IP over WDM. On the other hand, IP technology itself has
evolved from pure connectionless system to connection-oriented in order to cope
with the Quality of Service (QoS) demanded by the end users. Thus, the concept of
Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) has been standardized to achieve this.
In this thesis, connection-oriented Optical Label Switching (OLS) network
implementing MPLS system has been proposed as a viable and future proof network architecture.
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