Unreliable data delivery due to network instability leads general network systems to serious situations. Especially in case
of reliability-critical applications, a fault-tolerant routing is gaining more attention for guaranteeing complete data transmission
even in the presence of faults. In the paper, a concise approach to the genetic design of the optimal fault-tolerant routing
algorithm in a 2D-meshed network using GA(Genetic Algorithm) is proposed. The algorithm is based on the wormhole routing scheme
with virtual channels for accomplishing deadlock-freedom. It permits the packets to return to the node where they previously
stayed, and is adaptive to concurrently evolve its elementary strategies enhancing the associated performance. We perform
computer simulations in a 10×10 meshed network to compare the proposed algorithm with the representative conventional one.
This work is done by the MOCIE project; the Development of High-Performance Scalable Web Servers.