Abstract
Given the great gains in performance achieved by dynamic routing for telephone networks, we are compelled to study similar routing schemes for ATM networks. Unlike traditional telephone networks, however, ATM networks statistically multiplex traffic with heterogeneous bandwidth and QoS requirements. The statistical multiplexing and the heterogeneity of traffic substantially complicate the design of the routing scheme.
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