Integrated routing is a routing approach to support the peer interconnection model in IP over WDM networks. To have a better network link load distribution and network usage in IP over WDM networks, in which network nodes may have the ability to handle traffic in fine granularities, it is important to take into account the combined routing at the IP and WDM layers. Based upon this, this paper develops an algorithm for integrated dynamic routing of bandwidth guaranteed paths in IP over WDM networks. For newly dynamic arriving requests, as the developed algorithm takes into account the combined topology and resource usage information at the IP and WDM layers, and the routing procedure makes full use of the statistic information of the users’ bandwidth requirement and considers carefully both the routing cost and the corresponding length of the routing path, thus a better link load balancing and network usage can be achieved. Simulation results show that the developed scheme performs well in terms of performance metrics such as the number of rejected demands and the network link load balancing.
Resilient Packet Ring (RPR) is an emerging network architecture and technology designed to meet the requirements of packet-based metropolitan area network (MAN). IEEE 802.17 RPR Draft Standard[1] defines RPR dual-ring topology discovery protocol. In this paper, we propose a new RPR multi-ring interconnected network. RPR multi-ring interconnected network has better resource availability and better bandwidth utilization than RPR dual-ring topology. So how to extend RPR dual-ring topology to RPR multi-ring interconnected network really deserves our attention. RPR multi-ring network is formed by decreasing the scale of standard RPR and interconnecting several small scale standard RPR rings together through cross-stations. The new topology discovery algorithm uses the method of multi-layer subnet topology discovery in clockwise implemented by the multi-ring automatic topology discovery module in cross-station’s MAC control layer. Furthermore, we bring forward the unit structure of tree-like bi-direction list and of topology information list. The paper mainly contains the two parts: RPR standard topology discovery algorithm and RPR multi-ring interconnected topology discovery algorithm.
In this paper, we propose a new threshold-based mixed-assembly technique with QoS support in optical burst switched networks. The most striking characteristic of the mixed-assembly policy is that both the low and high packet classes are aggregated into one burst simultaneously. Once contention occurs, there will be an overlap between the tail of the earlier arriving burst and the head of the contending burst. Combing with burst segmentation technique, we drop the tail of the earlier arriving burst that is mainly made up of low priority packets, thus the packet loss probability of the high packet classes will be guaranteed. Simulation results show that the proposed burst assembly scheme performs well in terms of performance metrics such as the average packet loss probability and the packet loss probability of the high class of traffic.
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