Multi-path SDN route selection subject to multi-constraints

Multi-constrained optimal routing problem and disjoint path selection are NP-hard problem. The conventional single-path and single constraint routing can not meet people's needs. The reliability of network data transmission and packet loss rate can be decreased when the route or the transmissio...

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Published inThird International Conference on Cyberspace Technology : 17-18 October 2015, Beijing, China
Main Authors Pan, Qingfeng, Zheng, Xianghan
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published Stevenage The Institution of Engineering & Technology 17.10.2015
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Summary:Multi-constrained optimal routing problem and disjoint path selection are NP-hard problem. The conventional single-path and single constraint routing can not meet people's needs. The reliability of network data transmission and packet loss rate can be decreased when the route or the transmission fails. To solve the problems, we need to study the routing path selection strategies. This paper optimizes the routing path that meets the QoS constraints under the SDN pre planning routing, and proposes a routing mechanism that can solve problems in polynomial time. Firstly, the paper combined with Clustering and Gauss algorithm to simulate the network simulation, obtain the initial experimental data. It can reflect the network status more accurately. Secondly, simplify the multi-objectives based on the AHP, It reduces the complexity of the problem and meets QoS requirements. Finally, select the disjoint communication paths and backup paths with the heuristic algorithms in order to balance the load of network and improve the transmission reliability. The selection mechanism can improve the efficiency of data transmission, and the survival of network communication.
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ISBN:9781785610899
1785610899
DOI:10.1049/cp.2015.0818