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Multihoming

Multihoming is the practice of connecting a host or a computer network to more than one network. This can be done in order to increase reliability or performance.

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Multihoming

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples90
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Multihoming

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related to Further reading · 21
Multihoming → Akella, Applications, Bagnulo, Brenner, Burghardt, COMST, De Launois, Hau, IEEE Communications Surveys, Internet, IPv6, ISBN, Maggs, Proceedings, S2CID, Seshan, Shaikh, Sitaraman, Telecommunications Policy, The
related to Caveats · 14
Multihoming → Alternatively, DNS, For, Furthermore, Host, In, Internet, ISPs, Not, Referencing, Routers, SPOF, Upstream, When
related to IPv6 · 14
Multihoming → Classic, For, Internet, IPv4, IPv6, Multipath TCP, PI, Provider Independent Address Space, QUIC, RIPE, RIR, SCTP, SHIM6, Some
related to Classic multihoming · 13
Multihoming → AS, Autonomous System, BGP, Classic, If, In, PI, Provider Independent, Since, TCP, The, This, UDP
see also · 13
Multihoming → Dual-homedHost Identity Protocol, HIP, Identifier Separation Protocol, Identifier/Locator Network Protocol, IEEE, ILNP, Internet, IPSite Multihoming, IPv6 Intermediation, LISP, Load, Media-independent, SHIM6
related to IPv4 · 8
Multihoming → AS, Classic, IP, IPv4, It, NAT, This, While
is a · 2
Multihoming → dominant technique for IPv4, practice of connecting a host or a computer network to more than one network
related to Multihoming with multiple addresses · 2
Multihoming → Hosts, In
related to Variants · 1
Multihoming → There

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multiple network host one connected addresses providers address ipv6 classic single routing used must networks connecting ipv4 also provider protocol

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Multihomingis apractice of connecting a host or a computer network to more than one network0.90text
Multihomingis adominant technique for IPv40.90text
source-specific routing must be used to route packets through the correct providerinstance ofa technique0.80text
and reasonable source address selection policies must be implemented by hostsinstance ofa technique0.80text
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsWhen0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsSPOF0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsUpstream0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsFurthermore0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsRouters0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsIn0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsInternet0.60section
Multihomingrelated to CaveatsISPs0.60section

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