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Internet instability, also referred to as route flaps, can propagate to the whole Internet and consume remarkable computational resource of the routers. Route Flap Damping (RFD) [1] is designed to stabilize the Internet by suppressing persistent route flaps. RFD is a penalty basedmechanism.Themagnitude of the penalty value indicates the degree of instability of an inter-domain route.Once the penalty reaches a certain threshold, the route will be suppressed. This simple mechanism does not work perfectly. First, the way it identifies route flaps or accumulates penalty is too aggressive and may suppress a fairly stable route with a few occasional flaps. Second, a route may be suppressed even after it has converged.

Filter-Based RFD: Can We Stabilize Network Without Sacrificing Reachability Too Much?