Implementation and analysis of control and forwarding plane for SDN

Risdianto, Aris Cahyadi; Mulyana, Eueung

doi:10.1109/tssa.2012.6366057

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“…Virtualisasi jaringan akan berusaha menjalankan beberapa jaringan dalam infrastruktur yang sama (shared), tanpa adanya penurunan performansi atau kestabilan jaringan karena interferensi antar jaringan. Untuk memberikan inovasi yang cepat dan menyembunyikan kompleksitas dalam desain jaringan, maka diperlukan suatu paradigma baru, yaitu Software-Defined Networking (SDN) [7].…”

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Prototipe Layanan Video on Demand (VoD) Pada Jaringan OpenFlow

Hamidi

Ismail

Jalaludin

2018

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Sistem distribusi Video on Demand (VoD) saat ini umumnya masih menggunakan sistem transmisi konvensional. Perkembangan jaringan yang makin kompleks menuntut manajemen yang semakin handal. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) hadir untuk mengatasi kompleksitas sistem dengan memisahkan control plane dan data plane. Salah satu protokol SDN adalah OpenFlow. Makalah ini membahas tentang simulasi layanan VoD melalui jaringan OpenFlow. Realisasi OpenFlow menggunakan OpenvSwitch. Sistem disimulasikan dengan 1 PC server, 1 PC untuk switch dengan OpenvSwitch, dan 3 PC client. Hasil simulasi menunjukan QoS VoD melalui jaringan OpenFlow sudah memenuhi standar ITU-T G.1010 dengan delay sebesar 3,31 ms, jitter sebesar 0 ms, packet loss sebesar 0%, dan throughput sebesar 2,71 Mbit/s. Penilaian Mean Opinion Score (MOS) juga sudah memenuhi standar ITU-T P.800 dengan nilai 3417,06 dan termasuk kategori baik.

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Prototipe Layanan Video on Demand (VoD) Pada Jaringan OpenFlow

Hamidi

Ismail

Jalaludin

2018

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“…SDN is an architecture enabling rapid innovation, while hiding much of the complexity of the networking design. As such, it is a promising solution for network virtualisation that decouples control from the forwarding or data plane [5]. In doing so, it can provide the capability of remote and centralised control of the network forwarding-plane through the network control-plane.…”

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“…Zhang and Fumin [8] explored applications of the SDN technique in the direction of the automation of network management, the unified control of optical transmission and IP bearing, smooth switching in a wireless network as well as network virtualisation and QoS assurance. Risdianto and et al [5] evaluated the performance of an SDN-based virtual network on different virtualisation environments, including operating system based virtualisation, hardware-assisted virtualisation, and par virtualisation. Sgambelluri and et al [9] proposed novel mechanisms that have been specifically introduced to maintain working and backup flows at different priorities and to guarantee effective network resource utilisation when a failed link is recovered.…”

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Optimisation of Software-Defined Networks Performance Using a Hybrid Intelligent System

Sabih¹,

Al-Dunainawi²,

Al-Raweshidy³

et al. 2017

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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This paper proposes a novel intelligent technique that has been designed to optimise the performance of Software Defined Networks (SDN). The proposed hybrid intelligent system has employed integration of intelligence-based optimisation approaches with the artificial neural network. These heuristic optimisation methods include Genetic Algorithms (GA) and Particle Swarm Optimisation (PSO). These methods were utilised separately in order to

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“…Recently, some approaches that use SDN for sharing core and access network resources have been proposed [22] [23]. However, to the best of our knowledge, the idea of linking SDN with spectrum sharing has not been yet examined or proposed.…”

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Using SDN as a key enabler for co-primary spectrum sharing

Spapis

Chatzikokolakis

Alonistioti

et al. 2014

IISA 2014, the 5th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications

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Over the past years the mobile traffic demands and the number of the connected devices have been constantly increasing thus indicating that in the near future the current spectrum usage models may fail to cover user needs. At the same time, spectrum scarcity over several Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) leads to inefficient spectrum usage. Co-primary spectrum sharing is a scheme for trading resources among MNOs, enabling flexible spectrum usage, which is arising as a possible solution to spectrum scarcity. However, up to now the schemes for co-primary shared access are hard to be implemented. The recently introduced concept of Software Defined Networking (SDN) gives the flexibility to MNOs' network configuration and, therefore, is arising as an enabler for efficiently handling spectrum trading. In this paper we present a complete functional architecture aiming at enabling co-primary spectrum sharing among MNOs. We, furthermore, propose a scheme for implementing the introduced architectural scheme, coupled with fully described information flows among the (SDN) network entities. Such solution enables the concurrent reconfiguration (when required) for both core and access network nodes, based on the spectrum trading process.

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Implementation and analysis of control and forwarding plane for SDN

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

Prototipe Layanan Video on Demand (VoD) Pada Jaringan OpenFlow

Prototipe Layanan Video on Demand (VoD) Pada Jaringan OpenFlow

Optimisation of Software-Defined Networks Performance Using a Hybrid Intelligent System

Using SDN as a key enabler for co-primary spectrum sharing

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