This document describes an intelligent water drop algorithm for optimization problems. It discusses how the algorithm is inspired by the natural behavior of water drops flowing in rivers. The algorithm uses virtual water drops that change the "soil" levels on graph edges to iteratively find optimal solutions. Pseudocode is provided to explain the algorithm's implementation and a flowchart shows the process. Comparisons are made to ant colony optimization algorithms and potential applications and future work are outlined.
This document contains a list of numeric and alphanumeric codes, some separated by periods, hyphens, or slashes. There are also some Japanese and English terms interspersed throughout. The codes and terms relate to network devices, links, and services.
The document contains a list of technical terms and identifiers related to networking equipment, interfaces, and addresses. It includes interface names, device models, IP addresses, autonomous system numbers, and other networking identifiers.
This document contains technical information about networking equipment and configurations including interface, router, switch and other device names as well as IP addresses, protocols and other connectivity details. It discusses components such as BGP, VSS, ISSR and their roles in various locations including NTT, StarBED and conferences.
The document contains a network diagram and list of VLAN IDs and IP addresses for various devices in a data center network. Key details include pods for IPv6 migration, different areas of the data center like the NOC room, and VLANs/subnets assigned to switches, firewalls, and other network devices. Public peers and transit links to other networks are also mentioned.
This document contains a list of interface names and numbers for various networking devices. It includes interface names starting with xg, gt, hg, and ge as well as interface numbers ranging from 1 to 2502. The interfaces seem to belong to switches, routers and other networking gear that are connected together to form a network fabric.
The document contains a list of network connections and equipment located in the Otemachi area. It details various types of connections such as Gigabit Ethernet, OC-3, OC-12 and OC-48 links using both single mode fiber (SMF) and multi-mode fiber (MMF). Locations connected include Otemachi buildings, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical, and an international conference center.
1. The document appears to be a network diagram containing router and switch information including device names, interface numbers, and IP addresses.
2. A variety of devices are listed from different vendors such as NEC, Juniper, and Cisco.
3. The network diagram shows connections between devices in Japan, America, UK and other countries, and includes information on transit networks, peers, and internet exchange points.
This document contains a list of interface names and identifiers from multiple networking devices, as well as IP addresses, subnets, wireless network names and other networking configuration information.
The document appears to be a list of alphanumeric codes and numbers that relate to network transit and peering relationships between internet service providers and networks. It includes codes for organizations like JPIXKDDI, JGN-XDIX-IE, OCN, JPNAP ntt.net, IIJ, NTTComWIDE, SoftBank, and BBIX as well as numeric codes that may represent autonomous system numbers or IP address blocks.
The document contains a list of interface, device, and network identifiers. It includes interface names like ge-0-0, device names like cat4006 and manager, and network addresses like 10.101.1/24. The document also includes notes about network types and protocols like OSPF.
This document contains network topology information for IDCF's data center in Tokyo, including device names, IP addresses, and connectivity between devices. Key infrastructure components include routers, switches, firewalls from vendors like Cisco, Juniper, Huawei, and Arista. The network connects to internet exchanges and transit providers to enable cloud and hosting services.
This diagram depicts the connectivity between various cloud providers and networks. It shows the physical connections between cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and others. It also illustrates the internet exchanges and network providers that interconnect these cloud networks globally.
ShowNet2021 展示会場内説明スライド（parapara）
DC
オンプレ/クラウド連携と柔軟なストレージで実現する高信頼サービス
・ShowNetを支えるハイブリッドクラウド構成の仮想化基盤
・NVMe over Fabrics を活用した高速コンテナストレージの実現
・オンプレ/マルチクラウドにまたがったKubernetesマルチクラスタによる柔軟なサービス管理
