In the source routing example, the address received by B is not reversible and does not help
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In the source routing example, the address received by B is not reversible and does not help B know how to reach A. Propose a modification to the delivery mechanism that does allow for reversibility. Your mechanism should not require giving all switches globally unique names.
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Computer Networks A Systems Approach
ISBN: 9780128182000
6th Edition
Authors: Larry L. Peterson, Bruce S. Davie
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