Experimental demonstration of dynamic end-to-end lightpath provisioning mechanism in OBS/GMPLS interworking network

Multi-layer Provisioning (MLP) of End-to-End light-path in OBS/GMPLS interworking network is successfully demonstrated by introducing extensions to MPLS signaling protocol in LOBS network. The feasibility of this mechanism was experimentally verified in an OBS/GMPLS testbed. In contrast to pervious...

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Published in2009 15th Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications pp. 515 - 518
Main Authors Wang, X.X., Guo, H.X., Yin, Y.W., Zhang, W.J., Hong, X.B., Zuo, Y., Wu, J., Lin, J.T.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.10.2009
Subjects
Bandwidth
Delay effects
GMPLS
LSP
Multiprotocol label switching
OBS
Optical fiber networks
Protocols
RSVP-TE
Signal processing
Telecommunication traffic
Testing
Throughput
Transportation
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Summary:Multi-layer Provisioning (MLP) of End-to-End light-path in OBS/GMPLS interworking network is successfully demonstrated by introducing extensions to MPLS signaling protocol in LOBS network. The feasibility of this mechanism was experimentally verified in an OBS/GMPLS testbed. In contrast to pervious single-layer resource provision mechanism, MLP ensures stable and high throughput of Reno TCP transportation.
ISBN:9781424447848
1424447844
ISSN:2163-0771
DOI:10.1109/APCC.2009.5375578