H04L47/2466

ADAPTING CONTROL PLANE POLICING PARAMETERS DYNAMICALLY

Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to dynamically adjusting control plane policing throughput of low (or lower) priority control plane traffic to permit higher throughput. The drop rate for low or lower priority control plane traffic can be determined to be above a threshold value. The processor utilization can be determined to be operating under normal utilization (or at a utilization within a threshold utilization value). The control plane policing for control plane traffic for the low or lower class of service can be increased (or decreased) to permit lower class of service control traffic to be transmitted using higher class of service resources without adjusting the priority levels for the lower class of service control traffic.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FACILITATING DATA-DRIVEN INTELLIGENT NETWORK WITH INGRESS PORT INJECTION LIMITS

Data-driven intelligent networking systems and methods are provided. The system can accommodate dynamic traffic while applying injection limits to different traffic classes at an ingress edge port. The system can maintain state information of individual packet flows, which can be set up or released dynamically based on injected data. Each flow can be provided with a flow-specific input queue upon arriving at a switch. Packets of a respective flow can be acknowledged after reaching the egress point of the network, and the acknowledgement packets can be sent back to the ingress point of the flow along the same data path. Furthermore, an edge switch can dynamically allocate the ingress port bandwidth among the traffic classes that are active at a given moment.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FACILITATING DATA-DRIVEN INTELLIGENT NETWORK WITH INGRESS PORT INJECTION LIMITS

Data-driven intelligent networking systems and methods are provided. The system can accommodate dynamic traffic while applying injection limits to different traffic classes at an ingress edge port. The system can maintain state information of individual packet flows, which can be set up or released dynamically based on injected data. Each flow can be provided with a flow-specific input queue upon arriving at a switch. Packets of a respective flow can be acknowledged after reaching the egress point of the network, and the acknowledgement packets can be sent back to the ingress point of the flow along the same data path. Furthermore, an edge switch can dynamically allocate the ingress port bandwidth among the traffic classes that are active at a given moment.

System and method for reducing bandwidth usage of a network

A method of reducing the bandwidth usage of a network comprises intercepting traffic between a TCP server and a TCP client using TCP protocols that use client acknowledgements; identifying client acknowledgements from the TCP protocols; identifying the sequence number of a last received client acknowledgements from the intercepted traffic; identifying the sequence number of a last sent client acknowledgement from the intercepted traffic; calculating an unacknowledged byte value based on the difference between the last received client acknowledgement sequence number and the last sent client acknowledgement sequence number; comparing the calculated unacknowledged byte value with a predetermined threshold value, to determine whether the calculated unacknowledged byte value is at least as great as the predetermined threshold value; and transmitting the identified client acknowledgements into the network when the compared unacknowledged byte value is at least as great as the predetermined threshold value.

System and method for reducing bandwidth usage of a network

A method of reducing the bandwidth usage of a network comprises intercepting traffic between a TCP server and a TCP client using TCP protocols that use client acknowledgements; identifying client acknowledgements from the TCP protocols; identifying the sequence number of a last received client acknowledgements from the intercepted traffic; identifying the sequence number of a last sent client acknowledgement from the intercepted traffic; calculating an unacknowledged byte value based on the difference between the last received client acknowledgement sequence number and the last sent client acknowledgement sequence number; comparing the calculated unacknowledged byte value with a predetermined threshold value, to determine whether the calculated unacknowledged byte value is at least as great as the predetermined threshold value; and transmitting the identified client acknowledgements into the network when the compared unacknowledged byte value is at least as great as the predetermined threshold value.

Methods, systems and computer readable media for network congestion control tuning

The subject matter described herein includes methods, systems, and computer readable media for network congestion control tuning. A method for network congestion control tuning occurs at a network congestion control tuning analyzer. The method includes receiving in-band telemetry (INT) metadata from a system under test (SUT); analyzing network information associated with one or more remote direct memory access (RDMA) transactions for determining a tuning action for adjusting a data center quantized congestion notification (DCQCN) mechanism associated with the SUT, wherein the network information includes the INT metadata and DCQCN information; and performing the tuning action for adjusting the DCQCN mechanism associated with the SUT.

Methods, systems and computer readable media for network congestion control tuning

The subject matter described herein includes methods, systems, and computer readable media for network congestion control tuning. A method for network congestion control tuning occurs at a network congestion control tuning analyzer. The method includes receiving in-band telemetry (INT) metadata from a system under test (SUT); analyzing network information associated with one or more remote direct memory access (RDMA) transactions for determining a tuning action for adjusting a data center quantized congestion notification (DCQCN) mechanism associated with the SUT, wherein the network information includes the INT metadata and DCQCN information; and performing the tuning action for adjusting the DCQCN mechanism associated with the SUT.

Congestion Control Handling Between Communication Apparatus And Network
20170289042 · 2017-10-05 ·

Methods and apparatuses pertaining to congestion control handling between a communication apparatus and a network apparatus. The communication apparatus may transmit a request message to the network apparatus. The network apparatus may transmit a reject message with a back-off timer value and a back-off priority indication to the communication apparatus. The communication apparatus may determine whether to send a further request message to the network apparatus according to the back-off priority indication.

System and method of adaptive frequency hopping in a wireless communication system

A novel and useful acknowledgement and adaptive frequency hopping mechanism for use in wireless communication systems such as IO-Link Wireless. One or two additional acknowledgement bits are added to packet transmissions. One is a current acknowledgment bit which indicates whether a packet was successfully received anytime during the current cycle. The second bit is a previous acknowledgment bit which indicates whether packets were received successfully anytime during the previous cycle. An adaptive hopping table is constructed using a greedy algorithm which chooses frequencies with the best PER for transmission of higher priority packets, while equalizing the PER products across cycles. A last resort frequency mechanism further improves transmission success by switching to a better performing channel for the last subcycle when previous attempts to transmit a high priority packet have failed.

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FACILITATING EFFICIENT PACKET FORWARDING IN A NETWORK INTERFACE CONTROLLER (NIC)

A network interface controller (NIC) capable of efficient packet forwarding is provided. The NIC can be equipped with a host interface, a packet generation logic block, and a forwarding logic block. During operation, the packet generation logic block can obtain, via the host interface, a message from the host device and for a remote device. The packet generation logic block may generate a plurality of packets for the remote device from the message. The forwarding logic block can then send a first subset of packets of the plurality of packets based on ordered delivery. If a first condition is met, the forwarding logic block can send a second subset of packets of the plurality of packets based on unordered delivery. Furthermore, if a second condition is met, the forwarding logic block can send a third subset of packets of the plurality of packets based on ordered delivery.