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In practice, switched Local Area Networks (LANs) designs, has,
largely been based on heuristics; in many cases, no design is
carried out; only network installation (network cabling and nodes
placements). This often leads to LANs that are sluggish (large
delays), and, that fail to satisfy the network users in terms of
speed, when, a user's computer is in a communication session with
other computers or host machines that are attached to the LAN or
with switching devices that connect the LAN to wide area networks
(WANs). Therefore, the need for deterministic guarantees on delays
has led to the need for analytic and formal basis for designing
switched LANs. This book provides a perspective for solving the
switched LANs delay problem. Basic theoretical issues required for
understanding the problem are discussed. The development of a
maximum delay model of a packet switch, and, an algorithm that
design engineers can use to generate optimum network designs in
terms of installed network switches and attached hosts, while,
respecting specified maximum delay constraints are explained. This
book should be useful to computer network researchers and network
design/installation professionals.
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