Analysis of Practical Aspects of Multi-Plane Routing-Based Load Balancing Approach for Future Link-State Convergent All-IP Access Networks

Farhoudi, Mohammad; Abrishamchi, Benyamin; Mihailović, Andrej; Aghvami, A.H.

doi:10.1109/tmc.2017.2741479

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“…, P. P =P . (6) where α ∈ (0, 1) and β = 1 − α are arbitrary tuning parameters, chosen a priori. They can be interpreted as a way of assigning more importance to the terms in the objectives; specifically α >> β means more importance is assigned to finding planes with high capacity but they will not necessarily be diverse.…”

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“…Multi-Plane Routing (MPR) which was proposed in [5] and investigated in more detail in [6] for IP access networks aims to address the deficiencies associated with MPLS and ECMP. MPR is based on Multi-Topology OSPF (MT-OSPF) principle and allows for path diversity with minimal protocol overhead.…”

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“…Therefore, the complexity and overhead associated with the MPLS TE approach can be averted. MPR is already proven to achieve performance gains against MPLS and OSPF considering the whole network topology and a significant number of key performance criteria in extensive simulations for limited pre-defined tree-like topologies [6].…”

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A novel minimum set cover routing plane construction approach for random wireless IP access networks

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The expected variable nature of future access network structures calls for network providers to adapt accordingly in order to facilitate loss free networks supported with the developing IP infrastructure. To this end, a routing optimization mechanism applicable to randomly shaped all-IP access networks must be developed. In this paper, Multi-Plane Routing (MPR) that consolidates various aspects in all-IP infrastructure as a whole is redesigned and reformulated to provide a comprehensive solution in consideration of the randomness of future access networks. We prove the offline Routing Plane (RP) construction problem as being the generalization of the Minimum Set Cover (MSC) problem which is NP and also NP-complete. To this end, we propose a novel MSC-based paths-diverse offline TE algorithm which is comprehensively applicable to random wireless access network structures. Our simulation results demonstrate the constructed RPs for complex random networks of different sizes and sparseness (i.e. meshing). Hence, the comprehensive applicability of our novel approach is verified. Moreover, we propose a new optimization framework along with a dynamic cost function (considering capacity and correlation of paths) that formally describe our novel offline TE mechanism for future randomly shaped wireless IP access networks.

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A novel minimum set cover routing plane construction approach for random wireless IP access networks

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2018 IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference (WCNC)

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“…resembling a coupling with DiffServ approaches) is an attractive routing solution for Haptic communications in scoped access networks as it allows a network wide efficient differentiation of routing resources. MPR is already proven to achieve performance gains against Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) and OSPF considering the overall network and a significant number of key performance criteria [13]. Furthermore, the offline and online separation of algorithms in MPR allows for preplanned and extremely responsive adaptations to various traffic requirements making it a more adaptable and faster solution than conventional IntServ schemes and native SDN approaches that are seen as incurring route configuration delays that are intolerable in the Tactile Internet.…”

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A novel reliable routing scheme for Tactile-oriented Internet traffic

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2017 24th International Conference on Telecommunications (ICT)

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Abstract-Over the past few years, many scientists have envisioned an Internet generation that will not only provide voice and data communications but can also support Haptic communications. This new Internet dimension can be beneficial for the society by facilitating the development of new technologies and applications that will improve our standards of living. In this study, we propose a novel traffic engineering policy that can satisfy the extremely strict requirements of the new traffic class associated with Haptic communications. Our proposed policy is based on Multi-Plane Routing (MPR) that consolidates various aspects in all-IP access infrastructures and enables networkwide path diversity. To this end, MPR has been remodeled and extended to facilitate Haptic communications. Our simulation results demonstrate that our proposed policy outperforms intradomain routing protocols namely Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) and performs near-optimally. It will also become apparent that shortest-path solutions such as OSPF can not be used in order to handle Haptic communications in typical Internet network topologies. Finally, we formulate a binary optimization problem for the selection of the optimal Routing Plane (RP) in terms of the network effects such as delay, jitter and packet loss.

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Multi-Topology Routing based traffic optimization for IEEE 802.1 Time Sensitive Networking

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Analysis of Practical Aspects of Multi-Plane Routing-Based Load Balancing Approach for Future Link-State Convergent All-IP Access Networks

Cited by 8 publications

References 28 publications

A novel minimum set cover routing plane construction approach for random wireless IP access networks

A novel minimum set cover routing plane construction approach for random wireless IP access networks

A novel reliable routing scheme for Tactile-oriented Internet traffic

Multi-Topology Routing based traffic optimization for IEEE 802.1 Time Sensitive Networking

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