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Performance evaluation of high performance switches on parallel and distributed computers

The performance of switching fabrics is crucial to the global quality of service offered by an interconnection networks. It is shown that highly detailed simulations can be accelerated by using a parallel (high performance) computer as the computational platform. The simulation model is represented totally independently of the specific computer: hence validation has to be performed only once and the acceleration and optimization of a given implementation are strictly orthogonal to the problem description.