Patent classifications
H04L45/033
Method and apparatus for out of path border gateway protocol validation
Methods and systems for service integrated domain name servers are described. A method for out of path border gateway protocol (BGP) validation includes receiving, at a network component, a prefix announcement. The network component denies acceptance of the prefix announcement. A BGP monitor at the network component sends the prefix announcement to an out of path validation controller. The out of path validation controller evaluates the prefix announcement against one or more validation tests, sends a validation notification based on the one or more validation tests, and programs the network component for a validated prefix announcement.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR NEXT HOP BGP ROUTING IN A NETWORK
Aspects of the present disclosure involve systems for providing multiple egress routes from a telecommunications network for a client of the network. In general, the system provides for a client of the network to receive intended packets of information through multiple connections to the network such that load balancing and failover services for traffic to the customer are provided. The process and system allow for telecommunications network to utilize a common next-hop value of announced border gateway protocol (BGP) routes to advertise multiple routes to reach a destination customer network or address. By utilizing a common next-hop value in the announced BGP information, the devices of the network may load balance communication packets to the destination customer or address among the multiple egress locations from the network, as well as providing fast failover to alternate routes when a failure at the network or customer occurs.
Filtering advertising of route advertisements based on virtual network identifiers
Network identifiers are extracted from route advertisements. A table associates virtual network identifiers with provider edge devices. When a virtual network identifier extracted from a route advertisement matches a virtual network identifier in the table, the route advertisement is propagated to the provider edge devices associated with that virtual network identifier in the table. The route advertisement is not propagated to provider edge devices not associated with that virtual network identifier in the table.
Configuration method for implementation in a network using a dynamic routing protocol
A configuration method includes: receiving, by a first device of a network, a first control message having configuration elements for activating a dynamic routing protocol in the network; configuring by the first device setup parameters for establishing sessions according to the protocol used by the first device on the basis of configuration elements included in the first message; if the configuration elements in the message include a management instruction for handling sessions according to the protocol in the network, executing by the first device the at least one management instruction; and if the configuration elements in the message include a setting for directing propagation of the configuration elements in the network, dispatching by the first device in accordance with the propagation setting at least one second control message to at least one second device of the network, which includes all or some of the configuration elements.
FILTERING ADVERTISING OF ROUTE ADVERTISEMENTS BASED ON VIRTUAL NETWORK IDENTIFIERS
Network identifiers are extracted from route advertisements. A table associates virtual network identifiers with provider edge devices. When a virtual network identifier extracted from a route advertisement matches a virtual network identifier in the table, the route advertisement is propagated to the provider edge devices associated with that virtual network identifier in the table. The route advertisement is not propagated to provider edge devices not associated with that virtual network identifier in the table.
Method, apparatus, and system for collecting access control list
A method, an apparatus, and a system for collecting an access control list (ACL), where a second network device receives a first link-state advertisement (LSA) packet flooded by a first network device, where the first LSA packet includes a first network device identifier and first ACL information, and the first network device and the second network device belong to a same Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) area, and sends an extended first Border Gateway Protocol-Link State (BGP-LS) packet to a controller, where the extended first BGP-LS packet includes the first network device identifier and the first ACL information such that the controller can collect ACL information of the first network device and manage the ACL information of the first network device.
System and method for next hop BGP routing in a network
Aspects of the present disclosure involve systems for providing multiple egress routes from a telecommunications network for a client of the network. In general, the system provides for a client of the network to receive intended packets of information through multiple connections to the network such that load balancing and failover services for traffic to the customer are provided. The process and system allow for telecommunications network to utilize a common next-hop value of announced border gateway protocol (BGP) routes to advertise multiple routes to reach a destination customer network or address. By utilizing a common next-hop value in the announced BGP information, the devices of the network may load balance communication packets to the destination customer or address among the multiple egress locations from the network, as well as providing fast failover to alternate routes when a failure at the network or customer occurs.
Method for synchronizing topology information in SFC network, and routing network element
A method for synchronizing topology information in a service function chain (SFC) network, where the SFC network includes at least one classifier (CF) and at least one service function forwarder (SFF). The method includes that a first network element in the at least two routing network elements establishes a Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connection to at least one second network element other than the first network element in the at least two routing network elements, where the first network element is any one of the at least two routing network elements, and the first network element sends a first BGP update message to the at least one second network element, where the first BGP update message includes topology information of the first network element such that the at least one second network element obtains the topology information of the first network element.
Methods and systems for neighbor-acknowledged graceful insertion/removal protocol
Presented herein are systems, and methods thereof, that is configured to enter a maintenance mode to isolate itself from its neighbor and to gracefully cause neighbor devices to isolate themselves from the system, as to cause minimal or “zero” service disruption with its neighbors. The system broadcasts a maintenance-related message, via a standard transport layer, over routing protocols, to counter parts protocols at the neighbor device and waits for an acknowledgement message from the neighbor network devices. The broadcast and acknowledgement, through standard transport layer messaging, ensures that traffic generated by such protocols at the neighbor devices, regardless of manufacturer, are redirected before the system fully enters into the maintenance mode.
ROUTING CONTROL METHOD AND APPARATUS, SYSTEM AND BORDER GATEWAY PROTOCOL PEER
The present disclosure relates to a routing control method, a system, and a BGP Peer. The method of the present disclosure can be executed by a first BGP Peer, including: receiving information of adding a new VPN route sent from a second BGP Peer, wherein the information of adding the new VPN route comprises: the new VPN route and an identifier of a first VPN instance; determining whether a number of VPN routes corresponding to the identifier of the first VPN instance reaches or exceeds a limit value after adding the new VPN route; and sending first instruction information to the second BGP Peer to instruct the second BGP Peer, in a case that the number of VPN routes corresponding to the identifier of the first VPN instance reaches or exceeds the limit value, wherein the first BGP Peer is an iBGP Peer inside a first AS.