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A hybrid hierarchical request-routing architecture for content internetworking
2002
Nowadays, the dominant majority of Internet traffic comprises of the distribution of static and media rich content. For efficient content access and delivery, contents from original (authoritative) servers are replicated in geographically distributed (surrogate) servers over the Internet. A content request is routed to an appropriate surrogate server "nearest" to the client in a content network. This thesis proposes a new hybrid request-routing architecture for Content Internetworking. By
doi:10.14288/1.0051732
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