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A snap-stabilizing algorithm ensures that it always behaves according to itsspecifications whenever it starts from an arbitrary configuration. In thispaper, we interest in the message forwarding problem in a message-switchednetwork. We must manage network ressources in order to deliver messages to anyprocessor of the network. In this goal, we need information given by a routingalgorithm. But, due to the context of stabilization, this information can beinitially corrupted. It is why the existence of snap-stabilizing algorithms forthis task (proved in [CDV09]) implies that we can ask the system to beginforwarding messages even if routing tables are initially corrupted. In thispaper, we generalize the previous result given a necessary and sufficientcondition to solve the forwarding problem in a snap-stabilizing way.

Une CNS pour l'acheminement de messages instantan\'ement stabilisant