Abstract
The internet is seen as the interconnection between different large networks together. Administrators use interior gateway protocol for routing inside these large networks. Managing routing issues in the network is a challenging task for administrators although they have a choice of selecting from a primitive routing protocol like routing information protocol (version 1) to the advanced routing protocol like open shortest path first protocol or intermediate system-to-intermediate system (IS–IS) protocol. Irrespective of the above mentioned protocols issue of scalability is troubling administrators. They let their network grow up to the limit where it becomes unmanageable. Our analytic study with the help of simulations shows that the these large networks become manageable and improves overall performance of routing and forwarding if route reflectors are used to segment large networks inside autonomous systems.
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