Abstract:
Provided are a method and device for implementing QoS in an OpenFlow network. The method includes that: for a packet entering an OpenFlow switch, when a flow table is successfully matched, an instruction which is used for calling a scheduler and adding the packet into a specified queue in the scheduler is executed; and under the triggering of the instruction, queue scheduling is managed by using the scheduler. By using the technical means provided by the disclosure, the technical problem in related art that the OpenFlow switch cannot implement Hierarchical QoS (HQoS) is solved, so that the OpenFlow switch may implement both single-layer QoS and HQoS.
Abstract:
The present disclosure discloses a method and device for calculating a network path. Wherein, the method includes that: a network control node calculates a forwarding path from a source node to a destination node according to capability information of a forwarding node and a constraint condition. By the method, correctness of calculating the SDN path and network applicability may be improved.
Abstract:
A method and device for processing time synchronization are provided. The method includes that: an instruction set of OpenFlow protocol is extended, wherein the extended instruction set is used to implement 1588-protocol-based time synchronization, and a FlowTable configuration message is sent to time synchronization equipment, wherein the FlowTable configuration message includes the extended instruction set, and the time synchronization equipment implements time synchronization processing according to the extended instruction set. By the present invention, the problem that an OpenFlow protocol in the related technology may not implement precision time synchronization is solved, and effects of enabling the OpenFlow protocol to support precision time synchronization and expanding application fields of the OpenFlow protocol are further achieved.
Abstract:
The present document discloses a synchronization method, herein the method includes a controller determining synchronization link topology information according to physical link topology information of the synchronous network and synchronization information of a synchronous node in the synchronous network; the controller generating a synchronization rule of the synchronous node according to the synchronization link topology information; and the controller transmitting the synchronization rule and/or a request message to the synchronous node in the synchronous network according to the synchronization link topology information. The present document further discloses a controller, a synchronous node, a synchronous network, and a storage medium.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a time synchronization method and system. The method comprises: an NE1 and the upstream nodes of the NE1 are classified into the first level, and the downstream nodes of the NE1 are classified into the second level, where the first level priority of the first level is higher than the second level priority of the second level; an NE3 connected to the NE1 through a PTP synchronization link in the downstream node receives a first device priority of the NE1 and the first level priority from the NE1; and after the NE3 receives the second device priority of an NE2 and the second level priority sent by the NE2 in the downstream nodes which is connected to the NE1 through the 1PPS+TOD synchronization link, determines that a clock parameter of the NE1 is optimal, and synchronizes the local clock to the NE1.
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for reporting a feature of an OpenFlow switch are provided. The method includes: when the OpenFlow switch learns that an OpenFlow controller needs to query for port information, reporting port group identifiers of port groups, to which each port of the OpenFlow switch or each port to be queried by the OpenFlow controller belongs, to the OpenFlow controller, herein the port groups are obtained by grouping ports with different features in the OpenFlow switch based on one or more feature types, and each of the port groups has a port group identifier.