Jin Jiang
ABSTRACT
The RNS based Software Defined Networks usually apply single link failure recovery technique as routing approach. Implementations of SDN often result in multiple link failures. Therefore, network functioning becomes highly dependent on the resiliency of the links and switches for multiple failures. This research presents a resilient routing method for RNS based Software Defined Network with the use of Shortest Path Fast Re-routing in order to quickly react to link failures especially for multiple link failures. The principle of routing in RNS was introduced so as to enhance the latency in routing for SDN. Shortest Path Fast Re-routing was used to quickly react to failures. RNS is used for generating a unique ID to represent an explicit route and the route is used to bind the output ports of the SDN switches. The algorithm was written for Floodlight Controller using Java Eclipse and a simulation of a network topology was created in Mininet emulation environment, performance is evaluated in reference with network throughput for both single and multiple link failures. The experimental results show outstanding resiliency of proposed method for multiple link failures, the throughput is higher than other existing approaches. The scheme was able to reduce the large data path for primary and emergency route as well as solving the problem of early failure of emergency route in proactive approach.
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Index Terms
- Residue Number System Based SDN Routing Optimization Algorithm
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