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An investigation of congestion dynamics in CCS networks during STP processor overload

Northcote et al., 1995

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2172748572184706861
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Northcote B
Rumsewicz M
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Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Communications ICC'95

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The traffic carried by common channel signalling (CCS) networks is continually increasing. This, coupled with increasing complexity in services and customer profiles, results in potentially volatile traffic, and can lead to overload in various components of the CCS …
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