Hash-routing has been proposed in t

Hash-routing has been proposed in the past as a mapping
mechanism between object requests and cache clusters within
enterprise networks.
In this paper, we revisit hash-routing techniques and apply them to Information-Centric Networking (ICN) environments, where network routers have cache space readily available. In particular, we investigate whether hash-routing is a
viable and efficient caching approach when applied outside
enterprise networks, but within the boundaries of a domain.
We design five different hash-routing schemes which efficiently exploit in-network caches without requiring network
routers to maintain per-content state information.
We ev aluate the proposed hash-routing schemes using extensive simulations over real Internet domain topologies and
compare them against various on-path caching mechanisms.
We show that such schemes can increase cache hits by up to
31% in comparison to on-path caching, with minimal impact
on the traffic dynamics of intra-domain links.

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Hash-routing has been proposed in the past as a mappingmechanism between object requests and cache clusters withinenterprise networks.In this paper, we revisit hash-routing techniques and apply them to Information-Centric Networking (ICN) environments, where network routers have cache space readily available. In particular, we investigate whether hash-routing is aand enable efficient caching approach when applied outsideenterprise networks, but within the boundaries of a domain.We design five different hash-routing schemes which efficiently exploit in-network caches without requiring networkrouters to maintain per-content state information.We ev aluate the proposed hash-routing schemes using extensive simulations over real Internet domain topologies andcompare them against various on-path caching mechanisms.We show that such schemes can increase cache hits by up to31% in comparison to on-path caching, with minimal impacton the traffic dynamics of intra-domain links.

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enterprise networks.
In this paper, hash-routing chúng TECHNIQUES revisit and apply to Information-Centric Networking added (ICN) environments, where network routers have readily available cache space. In Particular, We Investigate nếu hash-routing is a
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enterprise networks, but trong boundaries of a domain.
We design five khác đó hash-routing schemes exploits in-network caches efficiently without requiring network
routers to Maintain per-content state information.
We ev aluate the hash-routing schemes proposed extensive simulations using real over Internet domain topologies and
compare various add on-path caching Against Mechanisms.
We can show có có tăng cache hits schemes by up to
31% in comparison to on-path caching, with minimal impact
on the dynamics of intra-domain traffic links.