Performance improvements to NETCONF for airborne tactical networks

Kuthethoor, Giri; Sesha, Prakash; Strohm, John; Lu, Jia-ying; Hansupichon, Chokchai; Hadynski, Gregory; Climek, D.; DelMedico, J.; Kiwior, D.; Dunbrack, D.; Parker, D.

doi:10.1109/milcom.2008.4753462

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“…For example, Slabicki and Grochla in [14] conducted the performance evaluation of SNMP, NETCONF and CWMP on a tree topology-based wireless network. The later one focused on how the existing protocols performed in a MANET environment [15,16]. For example, Herberg et al [15] evaluated the performance of SNMP in an Optimized Link State Routing Protocol (OLSRv2)-routed MANET environment.…”

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Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

Gao

Nguyen²,

Ku³

et al. 2016

Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications

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The Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET) is an emerging infrastructurefree network constructed by self-organized mobile devices. In order to manage MANET, with its dynamic topology, several network management protocols have been proposed, and Network Configuration Protocol (NETCONF) is representative one. Nonetheless, the performance of these network management protocols on MANET remains unresolved. In this paper, we leverage the Common Open Research Emulator (CORE), a network emulation tool, to conduct the quantitative performance evaluation of NETCONF in an emulated MANET environment. We design a framework that captures the key characteristics of MANET (i.e., distance, mobility, and disruption), and develop subsequent emulation scenarios to perform the evaluation. Our experimental data illustrates how NETCONF performance is affected by each individual characteristic, and the results can serve as a guideline for deploying NETCONF in MANET.

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Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

Gao

Nguyen²,

Ku³

et al. 2016

Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications

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“…However, much of this interest is in the development of high level generic language and messaging conventions that can be used for network configuration, such as the activity around the NETCONF protocol [1], or performance enhancements in that context [2].…”

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Design and evaluation of a mass configuration protocol (MCONF) for tactical MANETs

Katlic

Kar

Morris

et al. 2015

MILCOM 2015 - 2015 IEEE Military Communications Conference

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We present and evaluate MCONF, a protocol that provides a means to successfully perform a mass configuration change in a MANET, with various modes of operation to account for different operating situations. The root node may unconditionally initiate a change or decide conditionally based on feedback from other nodes. MCONF is designed so that feedback and confirmation messages are sent back to the root node (and therefore to the network control center) in an efficient manner. MCONF does not rely on specific routing or medium access protocols, and therefore can work with a wide range of network and link layer technologies.Protocol performance is tested and validated using emulation for static and mobile topologies, several message sizes, and a range of link loss rates. Based on experimental results MCONF is found to successfully execute a mass configuration change with confirmation for 10-node MANETs with link loss rates approaching 20% and random node mobility.

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“…Another area of research proposes to use mobile agents for Fault, Configuration, Accounting, Performance and Security Management. Notable works include [10] and [11] [12] which provide a good introduction to the topic of mobile agents and dynamic topology detection.…”

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Configuration Management for DTNs

Kumar

Mishra

Robert

2010

2010 IEEE Globecom Workshops

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We are investigating new methods for Configuration Management of devices inter-connected over challenged networks such as wireless Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (MANETs) and Disruption Tolerant Networks (DTNs). Configuration Management in these network environments require efficiency in communications, bundling of base operations into composite sets, i.e., transactions, resiliency against configuration errors and local autonomous control of configuration. This paper describes our early efforts in architecture, designing and prototyping the Configuration Network Management Protocol (CNMP) as a proposed Configuration Management protocol for these challenging network environments.

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Performance improvements to NETCONF for airborne tactical networks

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Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

Performance Evaluation of NETCONF Protocol in MANET Using Emulation

Design and evaluation of a mass configuration protocol (MCONF) for tactical MANETs

Configuration Management for DTNs

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