A scalable routing and admission control model in sdn-based networks

Çelenlioğlu, Mahmud Rasih; Mantar, Hacı Ali

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“…With the continuous development of SDN and ICN. On the one hand, several studies have addressed potential security and other network issues of SDN and ICN respectively [10,2,9,8]. On the other hand, some authors analyzed the network issues (i.e., routing, caching, naming, router and controller, etc.)…”

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Combining SDN and ICN for Network Survivability Improvement

Ai¹,

Song²,

Wang³

2017

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With the rapid development of Information Communication Technology (ICT), the traditional networksare facing tremendous challenges. In recent years, the network security has been constantlyaffected by various factors (e.g., the damages of natural disaster, network intrusion, and limitedproperties of network). It is urgent to make some appropriate adjustments for current network architecture.Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Information-Centric Networking (ICN) bringinnovation, speediness in recovery and reconfiguration for network computing. SDN decouples theforwarding plane from controlling plane, thus moving the control logic from a node to the centralcontroller for the real-time supervision. ICN separates the resources from the location, to make thehost-oriented model transform into content-centric model, which promotes the utilization of networkresources and relieves the explosive growth of network flow. In this paper, we present a novel safetynetwork model by applying SDN and ICN to the network recovery and reconfiguration. The proposedmodel prevents the network congestion and monitors the network status in real time. Thesystem can be quickly restored after being damaged, which improves the network survivability. Weconsidered three scenarios (natural disaster, malicious damage, and system self-defect) to discuss theproposed model. We simulated the situation where system was damaged and calculated the recoverytime. The simulation results show that recovery time of system is shorter in the proposed model thanin traditional network. Finally, we explore the broader perspectives for the network security.

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Combining SDN and ICN for Network Survivability Improvement

Ai¹,

Song²,

Wang³

2017

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Multipath routing with load balancing and admission control in Software-Defined Networking (SDN)

Ramdhani

Hertiana

Dirgantara

2016

2016 4th International Conference on Information and Communication Technology (ICoICT)

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An SDN-based energy-aware routing model for intra-domain networks

Çelenlioğlu

Goger

Mantar

2014

2014 22nd International Conference on Software, Telecommunications and Computer Networks (SoftCOM)

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Energy has become an important issue in many areas due to increasing energy costs and environmental issues. The Internet is one of the major energy consuming areas. In this paper 1 , we proposed an energy-aware routing and resource management model for large-scale networks by adapting an SDN (Software Defined Networking) based approach. Controller uses pre-established multi-paths (PMPs) and perform routing, admission control based on these paths. PMPs are turned on or off based on traffic conditions to save energy. The experimental results verify the achievements of the proposed model under various traffic conditions.

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A scalable routing and admission control model in sdn-based networks

Abstract: In this paper, we propose a scalable routing and admission control model for Software Defined Networks (SDN). We use pre-established multi-path (PMP) model to increase routing scalability and reduce admission control time.

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Combining SDN and ICN for Network Survivability Improvement

Combining SDN and ICN for Network Survivability Improvement

Multipath routing with load balancing and admission control in Software-Defined Networking (SDN)

An SDN-based energy-aware routing model for intra-domain networks

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