Patent classifications
H04L47/2466
METHODS, SYSTEMS AND DEVICES FOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT USING CONTROL PACKETS
There is provided methods and devices for network management. A method includes receiving at least one data flow, transmitting in-band management packet periodically for each of the at least one data flow, receiving in-band acknowledgement packets for each of the at least one data flow, and producing network management data based on received in-band acknowledgement packets. A device includes a processor, and a non-transient computer readable memory having stored thereon machine executable instructions which when executed by the processor configure the device to execute the methods disclosed herein. A system includes a source node, a receiver and a data-plane device, the system configured to execute the methods disclosed herein.
METHODS, SYSTEMS AND DEVICES FOR NETWORK MANAGEMENT USING CONTROL PACKETS
There is provided methods and devices for network management. A method includes receiving at least one data flow, transmitting in-band management packet periodically for each of the at least one data flow, receiving in-band acknowledgement packets for each of the at least one data flow, and producing network management data based on received in-band acknowledgement packets. A device includes a processor, and a non-transient computer readable memory having stored thereon machine executable instructions which when executed by the processor configure the device to execute the methods disclosed herein. A system includes a source node, a receiver and a data-plane device, the system configured to execute the methods disclosed herein.
DETERMINING WHETHER TO RATE LIMIT TRAFFIC
Some embodiments provide a method for a gateway datapath that executes on a gateway device to implement logical routers for a set of logical networks and process traffic between the logical networks and an external network. The method receives a data message at the gateway device. To process the data message, the method executes a set of processing stages that includes a processing stage for a particular logical router. As part of the processing stage for the particular logical router, the method (i) uses an access control list (ACL) table to determine whether the data message is subject to rate limiting controls defined for the particular logical router and (ii) only when the data message is subject to rate limiting controls, determines whether to allow the data message according to a rate limiting mechanism for the particular logical router.
DETERMINING WHETHER TO RATE LIMIT TRAFFIC
Some embodiments provide a method for a gateway datapath that executes on a gateway device to implement logical routers for a set of logical networks and process traffic between the logical networks and an external network. The method receives a data message at the gateway device. To process the data message, the method executes a set of processing stages that includes a processing stage for a particular logical router. As part of the processing stage for the particular logical router, the method (i) uses an access control list (ACL) table to determine whether the data message is subject to rate limiting controls defined for the particular logical router and (ii) only when the data message is subject to rate limiting controls, determines whether to allow the data message according to a rate limiting mechanism for the particular logical router.
EDGE DEVICE FOR SOURCE IDENTIFICATION USING SOURCE IDENTIFIER
A device comprises processing circuitry configured to identify a telemetry packet indicating telemetry data for a plurality of packets output by a network device of a plurality of network devices and select a source identifier for the network device from a plurality of source identifiers. The processing circuitry is further configured to modify the telemetry packet to further indicate the selected source identifier and output the modified telemetry packet.
MODIFYING DATA PACKET TRANSMISSION STRATEGY BASED ON TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL STAGE
Techniques for modifying data packet transmission strategies for a data packet transmitted through a network are disclosed. A node identifies a TCP stage of a data packet flow associated with a data packet received by the node. The node identifies additional characteristics associated with the data packet, such as a duration of the data packet flow to which the data packet belongs. The node modifies a transmission strategy of the data packet based on the TCP stage associated with the data packet and one or more additional characteristics of the data packet. The node modifies the transmission strategy for the data packet by increasing an aggressiveness of the transmission strategy or decreasing the aggressiveness of the transmission strategy. A more aggressive transmission strategy employs more proactive data packet acceleration techniques than a less aggressive transmission strategy.
MODIFYING DATA PACKET TRANSMISSION STRATEGY BASED ON TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL STAGE
Techniques for modifying data packet transmission strategies for a data packet transmitted through a network are disclosed. A node identifies a TCP stage of a data packet flow associated with a data packet received by the node. The node identifies additional characteristics associated with the data packet, such as a duration of the data packet flow to which the data packet belongs. The node modifies a transmission strategy of the data packet based on the TCP stage associated with the data packet and one or more additional characteristics of the data packet. The node modifies the transmission strategy for the data packet by increasing an aggressiveness of the transmission strategy or decreasing the aggressiveness of the transmission strategy. A more aggressive transmission strategy employs more proactive data packet acceleration techniques than a less aggressive transmission strategy.
Multi-channel mesh nodes employing stacked responses
Rather than using a large number of transceivers (transmitter/receiver pairs) operating in parallel, Access Points with multiple channels are used to aggregate, or stack, transmitted response communications, e.g., transmitting multiple acknowledgements (ACKs) in a single packet to one or more sources of received packets. The method includes sending on a plurality of channels, by each of a plurality of respective first nodes, a communication to a second node, receiving on the plurality of channels, by the second node, the communication from each of the plurality of first nodes and sending, by the second node, a transmission that contains a response to each communication that was successfully received from each of the plurality of first nodes. The response to each of the plurality of first nodes is part of a single message sent by the second node.
System and method of adaptive frequency hopping in a wireless communication system
A communication method between a master and a device, the master transmits in a subcycle a received condition message (RCM) for an immediately prior subcycle, wherein the RCM is an ACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was correctly received and the RCM is a NACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was not correctly received, comprising: including in each transmitted condition message a current priority data acknowledgement flag (CPDAF), the CPDAF being transmitted set in each condition message for each subcycle of an offset cycle after the master correctly received in a current cycle a priority data message, the offset cycle being defined as the second and subsequent subcycles of a current cycle and the first subcycle of a next cycle, the CPDAF being transmitted as cleared otherwise.
System and method of adaptive frequency hopping in a wireless communication system
A communication method between a master and a device, the master transmits in a subcycle a received condition message (RCM) for an immediately prior subcycle, wherein the RCM is an ACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was correctly received and the RCM is a NACK when a transmission from the device in the preceding subcycle was not correctly received, comprising: including in each transmitted condition message a current priority data acknowledgement flag (CPDAF), the CPDAF being transmitted set in each condition message for each subcycle of an offset cycle after the master correctly received in a current cycle a priority data message, the offset cycle being defined as the second and subsequent subcycles of a current cycle and the first subcycle of a next cycle, the CPDAF being transmitted as cleared otherwise.