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Router Redundancy and Scalability Using Clustering

Nowadays the availability of networked services is very important for many businesses and it is extremely important that overload or failure of one network component does not prevent the normal usage of all other services. This paper focuses on a clustering technique, Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol, that can be used for deploying resilient and scalable first-hop router systems in local area networks.