H04L61/25

METHOD FOR COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NETWORK DEVICE AND TERMINAL DEVICE, NETWORK DEVICE, AND TERMINAL DEVICE
20180013721 · 2018-01-11 ·

The present disclosure provides a method for communication between a network device and a terminal device, where the network device stores a correspondence between a link-layer address and an IP address that are of the terminal device, and the method includes: obtaining, by the network device, a first link-layer address; determining whether a quantity of IP addresses corresponding to the first link-layer address reaches a threshold; if the quantity reaches the threshold, selecting an IP address from the IP addresses, where a quantity of selected IP addresses is not greater than the maximum quantity; saving a correspondence between the first link-layer address and the selected IP address; and sending, according to the selected IP address, a message to a terminal device having the first link-layer address, where the message is used to notify the terminal device whether an IP address is selected by the network device.

MANAGING IP ADDRESSES FOR DPDK ENABLED NETWORK INTERFACES FOR CLOUD NATIVE PODS

The present disclosure provides example computer-implemented method, medium, and system for managing IP addresses for DPDK enabled network interfaces for cloud native pods. One example method includes creating a pod of one or more containers, where the pod connects to multiple networks through multiple network interfaces. A poll mode driver (PMD) is attached to a first network interface of the multiple network interfaces, where the PMD enables one or more data plane development kit (DPDK) applications inside the pod to manage the first network interface. A first container network interface (CNI) is created to handle the DPDK enabled first network interface. A first Internet protocol (IP) address is allocated to the first network interface using the first CNI. The first IP address is passed to the one or more DPDK applications using the first CNI.

MANAGING IP ADDRESSES FOR DPDK ENABLED NETWORK INTERFACES FOR CLOUD NATIVE PODS

The present disclosure provides example computer-implemented method, medium, and system for managing IP addresses for DPDK enabled network interfaces for cloud native pods. One example method includes creating a pod of one or more containers, where the pod connects to multiple networks through multiple network interfaces. A poll mode driver (PMD) is attached to a first network interface of the multiple network interfaces, where the PMD enables one or more data plane development kit (DPDK) applications inside the pod to manage the first network interface. A first container network interface (CNI) is created to handle the DPDK enabled first network interface. A first Internet protocol (IP) address is allocated to the first network interface using the first CNI. The first IP address is passed to the one or more DPDK applications using the first CNI.

SOURCE-BASED ROUTING FOR VIRTUAL DATACENTERS

Some embodiments provide a method that configures a virtual datacenter that includes a set of workloads executing on hosts in a public cloud and an edge gateway executing on a particular host for handling data traffic between the workloads and different external entities having different sets of network addresses. The method configures a router to execute on the particular host to route data messages between the edge gateway and an underlay network of the public cloud. The router has at least two different interfaces for exchanging data messages with the edge gateway, each router interface corresponding to an interface of the edge gateway. The edge gateway interfaces enable the edge gateway to perform different sets of services on data messages between the workloads and the external entities. The method configures the router to route traffic received from the external entities and addressed to the workloads based on source network addresses.

TRANSMISSION OF ADDRESS TRANSLATION TYPE PACKETS
20220417206 · 2022-12-29 ·

Apparatuses, systems and methods for routing requests and responses targeting a shared resource. A queue in a communication fabric is located in a path between the requesters and a shared resource. In some embodiments, the shared resource is a shared address translation cache stored in an endpoint. The physical channel between the queue and the shared resource supports multiple virtual channels. The queue assigns at least one entry to each virtual channel of a group of virtual channels where the group includes a virtual channel for each address translation request type from a single requester of the multiple requesters. When the at least one entry for a given requester is de-allocated, the queue allocates this entry only with requests from the assigned virtual channel even if the empty entry is the only available entry of the queue.

Method and system of resiliency in cloud-delivered SD-WAN

In one aspect, a computerized method includes the step of providing process monitor in a Gateway. The method includes the step of, with the process monitor, launching a Gateway Daemon (GWD). The GWD runs a GWD process that implements a Network Address Translation (NAT) process. The NAT process includes receiving a set of data packets from one or more Edge devices and forwarding the set of data packets to a public Internet. The method includes the step of receiving another set of data packets from the public Internet and forwarding the other set of data packets to the one or more Edge devices. The method includes the step of launching a Network Address Translation daemon (NATD). The method includes the step of detecting that the GWD process is interrupted; moving the NAT process to the NATD.

Method and system of resiliency in cloud-delivered SD-WAN

In one aspect, a computerized method includes the step of providing process monitor in a Gateway. The method includes the step of, with the process monitor, launching a Gateway Daemon (GWD). The GWD runs a GWD process that implements a Network Address Translation (NAT) process. The NAT process includes receiving a set of data packets from one or more Edge devices and forwarding the set of data packets to a public Internet. The method includes the step of receiving another set of data packets from the public Internet and forwarding the other set of data packets to the one or more Edge devices. The method includes the step of launching a Network Address Translation daemon (NATD). The method includes the step of detecting that the GWD process is interrupted; moving the NAT process to the NATD.

Method for Robust Communication Between Nodes That Are Adjacent At Layer 3
20220394114 · 2022-12-08 ·

A method for communication between nodes, where the method includes: constructing, by a first Layer 3 node, a link local control frame; adding, by the first Layer 3 node, a destination group Media Access Control (MAC) address to the link local control frame, wherein the destination group MAC address is outside a block of destination group MAC addresses assigned for Ethernet bridging purposes; and transmitting, by the first Layer 3 node, the link local control frame to a second Layer 3 node.

Method for Robust Communication Between Nodes That Are Adjacent At Layer 3
20220394114 · 2022-12-08 ·

A method for communication between nodes, where the method includes: constructing, by a first Layer 3 node, a link local control frame; adding, by the first Layer 3 node, a destination group Media Access Control (MAC) address to the link local control frame, wherein the destination group MAC address is outside a block of destination group MAC addresses assigned for Ethernet bridging purposes; and transmitting, by the first Layer 3 node, the link local control frame to a second Layer 3 node.

Overlay network encapsulation to forward data message flows through multiple public cloud datacenters

Some embodiments establish for an entity a virtual network over several public clouds of several public cloud providers and/or in several regions. In some embodiments, the virtual network is an overlay network that spans across several public clouds to interconnect one or more private networks (e.g., networks within branches, divisions, departments of the entity or their associated datacenters), mobile users, and SaaS (Software as a Service) provider machines, and other web applications of the entity. The virtual network in some embodiments can be configured to optimize the routing of the entity's data messages to their destinations for best end-to-end performance, reliability and security, while trying to minimize the routing of this traffic through the Internet. Also, the virtual network in some embodiments can be configured to optimize the layer 4 processing of the data message flows passing through the network.