Dual Gateway Routing Protocol

Singh, Gursimran; Raju, M. Vijaya

doi:10.1109/iccs.2012.27

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“…If a gateway router fails, network devices in a local area network (LAN) cannot communicate with an external network. To tackle this SPOF problem, we can utilize a router redundancy method [7]. Router redundancy refers to the case where extra routers exist to provide a backup path in the case of a primary router failure.…”

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FDVRRP: Router implementation for fast detection and high availability in network failure cases

2019

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High availability and reliability have been considered promising requirements for the support of seamless network services such as real‐time video streaming, gaming, and virtual and augmented reality. Increased availability can be achieved within a local area network with the use of the virtual router redundancy protocol that utilizes backup routers to provide a backup path in the case of a master router failure. However, the network may still lose a large number of packets during a failover owing to a late failure detections and lazy responses. To achieve an efficient failover, we propose the implementation of fast detection with virtual router redundancy protocol (FDVRRP) in which the backup router quickly detects a link failure and immediately serves as the master router. We implemented the FDVRRP using open neutralized network operating system (OpenN2OS), which is an open‐source‐based network operating system. Based on the failover performance test of OpenN2OS, we verified that the FDVRRP exhibits a very fast failure detection and a failover with low‐overhead packets.

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confidence: 99%