Internet Time as Virtual Time for Real-Time Session Routing

This paper is a continuation of the research done for providing reliability to real-time session routing. As such, we focus on the internet time measurements and the constituent parts that form virtual time as a measurement indicative which is useful for managing resources. The delays that are afferent to internet data routing transmissions are analyzed with probabilistic notions and logic. All this has the goal of providing a better understanding on how the timestamps of packets and synced clocks of routers work together in Autonomous Systems and interconnected environments, in order to provide accurate indicts for fault-tolerance.