Patent classifications
H04L45/128
MUTUALLY COMPATIBLE PATH SEARCH
This disclosure generally discloses a path search mechanism for determining mutually compatible paths within a network includes nodes and links. The path search mechanism for determining mutually compatible paths may be configured to determine a set of mutually compatible paths for a set of demands where the demands may include requests for paths between pairs of nodes of the network. The path search mechanism for determining mutually compatible paths may be configured to determine a set of mutually compatible paths for a set of demands where compatibility may be based on edge disjointness, node disjointness, or the like, as well as various combinations thereof. The path search mechanism for determining mutually compatible paths may be configured to determine a set of mutually compatible paths for a set of demands subject to an objective.
Adaptive multipath routing failure recovery in a wireless network
A method for operating a wireless network including a plurality of nodes, the method including: each node generating a set of paths to a head node; initiating an adaptive failure recovery method in the event of a source node sending a message data packet upstream and a discovery node encountering a failed node, wherein the discovery node is a node on a path taken by the message data packet from the source node to a destination node, the adaptive recovery failure method including: collecting, at the discovery node, relevant data, the relevant data comprising: a hop-distance between the failed node and the source node; a count of estimated extra hops required to deliver the data packet using a hop-distance recovery method; a count of estimated extra hops required to deliver the data packet using a multipath recovery method; and a latency time for the hop-distance recovery method.
Tunnel management device, communication control device, and tunnel management method
A tunnel management device includes: a central processing unit configured to manage a tunnel that establishes a virtual network to be overlaid on a IP network; and a memory coupled to the central processing unit, wherein the central processing unit: extracts a second tunnel in the virtual network that uses a second route in the IP network where a number of times a portion of a first route in the IP network is used by a first tunnel in the virtual network is used is minimized.
Method and Device for Establishing Multi-Domain Dual-Home Path
Disclosed are a method and a device for establishing a multi-domain and dual-home path, herein the method includes: a client network sending information of a first dual-home path and a computation request of a dual-home separating path of the first dual-home path to a parent PCE of a serving network with which the client network is associated; the client network receiving information of the dual-home separating path responded by the parent PCE, herein the information of the dual-home separating path is computed by the parent PCE at least according to the information of the first dual-home path; and the client network establishing a second dual-home path according to the information of the dual-home separating path.
Identification Of Robust Wireless Routing Paths
There is provided mechanisms for routing packets between a terminal device and a control system node via intermediate nodes on wireless paths in a wireless network. A method includes obtaining information on disturbances of wireless paths used for communicating packets of a traffic flow between the intermediate nodes in the wireless network. The method includes determining, based on the information on disturbances, mutual correlation between the disturbances of the wireless paths. The method includes routing the packets of the traffic flow between the terminal device and the control system node via some of the intermediate nodes and along disjoint wireless paths, whereby the packets are transmitted in parallel on the disjoint wireless paths, and wherein the disjoint wireless paths have mutual correlation not higher than a threshold correlation value.
CLIENT-SPECIFIC MESH PATHS TO ROOT ACCESS POINTS IN A MESH NETWORK
During operation, a mesh network access point (MAP) may communicate, via multiple mesh paths in a mesh network with the one or more root access points (RAPs), uplink packets or frames to or from at least two electronic devices. Notably, at a given time, the MAP uses a first mesh path in the mesh paths to communicate a first subset of the uplink packets or frames associated with a first electronic device in the two electronic devices and uses a second (different) mesh path in the mesh paths to communicate a second subset of the uplink packets or frames associated with a second electronic device in the two electronic devices. Moreover, the MAP may dynamically distribute the first electronic device or the second electronic device over the multiple mesh paths, e.g., based at least in part on one or more communication-performance metrics of the mesh paths and/or the mesh network.
NON-OVERLAPPING SECURED TOPOLOGIES IN A DISTRIBUTED NETWORK FABRIC
Networks comprising multiple non-overlapping communication topologies are presented. The networks can include a fabric of interconnected network nodes capable of providing multiple communication paths among edge devices. A topology manager constructs communication topologies according to restriction criteria based on required security levels (e.g., top secret, secret, unclassified, etc.). Established topologies do not have overlapping networking infrastructure to within the bounds of the restriction criteria as allowed by the security levels.
LOAD BALANCING IN PACKET SWITCHED NETWORKS
Various example embodiments for supporting load balancing in packet switched networks are presented herein. Various example embodiments for supporting load balancing in packet switched networks may be configured to support load balancing in packet switched networks based on use of disjoint trees. Various example embodiments for supporting load balancing in packet switched networks may be configured to support load balancing in packet switched networks based on use of maximally disjoint trees. Various example embodiments for supporting load balancing in packet switched networks based on use of maximally disjoint trees may be configured to support load balancing in packet switched networks using per-flow load balancing, per-packet load balancing, randomized load balancing (RLB), or the like, as well as various combinations thereof.
Multimode Heterogeneous IOT Networks
A novel IOT network, methods of making, structure and functions, and method of use are disclosed.
Multimode Heterogeneous IOT Networks
A novel IOT network, methods of making, structure and functions, and method of use are disclosed.