Way to minimize the time bypass compromised nodes in mobile networks
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The paper proposes a method for providing the specified parameters QoS- reconfiguration in case of a forced route. Method of forming alternate routes as close as possible to the main routes of transmission of information. An algorithm bypass nodes compromised or excluded from the route, with minimal end delay transmission of information.
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