Patent classifications
H04L47/746
Method and apparatus for adjusting network flow
A method and apparatus for adjusting network flow are provided. An embodiment of the method may include: in response to the server meeting a network flow adjustment condition, acquiring network flow-related information of the server; determining network flow adjustment operations based on the network flow-related information, wherein the network flow adjustment operations indicate to determine at least one level of downlink flow from a plurality of levels of downlink flows according to an ascending order of the plurality of levels of downlink flows, to perform network flow downregulation on the determined at least one level of downlink flow, the at least one level not comprising a highest level in the plurality of levels, and in any two levels of downlink flows, a value of a downlink flow of a higher level being greater than a value of a downlink flow of a lower lever; and performing, according to a sequential order of operations in the network flow adjustment operations, at least one operation in the network flow adjustment operations.
Beam failure detection when control resource set beam is updated
Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a user equipment (UE) may receive a beam update message identifying a change from a first control resource set (CORESET) beam to a second CORESET beam. The UE may use, for a beam failure detection (BFD) procedure, a first BFD reference signal associated with the first CORESET beam or a second BFD reference signal associated with the second CORESET beam based at least in part on one or more selection criteria. Numerous other aspects are provided.
METHOD FOR QUICK RECONFIGURATION OF ROUTING IN THE EVENT OF A FAULT IN A PORT OF A SWITCH
A method for quick reconfiguration of routing in the event of a fault in a port of a switch including a plurality of ports, persistent memory for maintaining data corresponding to a routing table, and working memory for working on data corresponding to a routing table, includes: transmitting a first message to indicate a fault; independently updating the routing data only in the working memory by replacing an identifier of the port with the fault with an identifier of an operational port, the identifier of the operational port being selected locally; and transmitting a second message to indicate that the table was updated.
Dynamic honeypots
A mapping system, under administrative control of a Wide Area Network (WAN) controller, can track each host, authorized to access a plurality of Local Area Networks (LANs), in one or more mapping databases including a first network address representing an identifier and a second network addressing representing a locator for each host. The mapping system can receive a request for resolution of a first identifier of a host not presently connected to the network. The mapping system can determine the mapping databases exclude a mapping for the first identifier. The mapping system can update the mapping databases with a first mapping including the first identifier and a first locator corresponding to a honeypot network device. The mapping system can transmit, to one or more LANs of the plurality of LANs, routing information to route traffic destined for the first identifier to the honeypot network device.
Unavailable inter-chassis link storage area network access system
A Storage Area Network (SAN) access includes a first aggregated switch device that is coupled to a host device, a Local Area Network (LAN), and a SAN, and a second aggregated switch device that is coupled to the host device, the LAN, and the SAN. The second aggregated switch device is connected to the first aggregated switch device via an Inter-Chassis Link (ICL). The second aggregated switch device detect that the ICL has become unavailable and, in response, prevents Internet Protocol traffic between the host device and the LAN while transmitting storage traffic between the host device and the SAN.
MAINTENANCE RECOMMENDATION FOR CONTAINERIZED SERVICES
A maintenance recommendation for containerized services can find a time to perform maintenance on a particular service based on resource usage patterns such that the maintenance will have a reduced impact on dependent services. The dependent services can be determined for the particular service based on network interactions between the services.
Speculative resource allocation for routing on interconnect fabrics
Methods and systems related to speculative resource allocation for routing on an interconnect fabric are disclosed herein. One disclosed method includes speculatively allocating a collection of resources to support a set of paths through an interconnect fabric. The method also includes aggregating a set of responses from the set of paths at a branch node on the set of paths. If a resource contention is detected, the set of responses will include an indicator of a resource contention. The method will then further include transmitting, from the branch node and in response to the indicator of the resource contention, a deallocate message downstream and the indicator of the resource contention upstream, and reallocating resources for the multicast after a hold period.
PREDICTIVE ROUTING USING MACHINE LEARNING IN SD-WANs
In one embodiment, a supervisory service for a software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) obtains telemetry data from one or more edge devices in the SD-WAN. The service trains, using the telemetry data as training data, a machine learning-based model to predict tunnel failures in the SD-WAN. The service receives feedback from the one or more edge devices regarding failure predictions made by the trained machine learning-based model. The service retrains the machine learning-based model, based on the received feedback.
IN-VEHICLE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM, RELAY DEVICE, AND COMMUNICATION METHOD
A relay device directly connected to end nodes in an in-vehicle network transmits a failure detection packet to each end node. When each end node can receive the failure detection packet, each end node transmits a response to the relay device. When the relay device receives the response, the relay device transmits another failure detection packet. The end node determines that the in-vehicle network is normal when the value of the previous failure detection packet does not match the value of the other failure detection packet, and determines that the in-vehicle network is not normal when the value of the previous failure detection packet matches the value of the other failure detection packet.
RSCN METHOD AND SYSTEM, RELATED DEVICE AND COMPUTER STORAGE MEDIUM
Disclosed are a RSCN method and system, a related device and a computer storage medium. The RSCN method applied to an Ethernet Node (ENode) device includes that: an RSCN message is received; and when it is determined that destination Media Access Control (MAC) contained in the RSCN message is ENode MAC, the RSCN message is distributed to a corresponding Virtual Node Port (VN_Port). The RSCN method applied to a Fibre Channel Over Ethernet (FCoE) Forwarder (FCF) includes that: network detection is performed; and when it is detected that a state to which attention is paid in a network changes, a first RSCN message is sent to an ENode device which pays attention to such a state change and succeeds in centralized notification capability negotiation with the FCF, destination MAC contained in the first RSCN message being ENode MAC. Disclosed are an ENode device, an FCF and an RSCN system.