An Enhancement of Service Function Chaining in Metro Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks in 5G Communication Using Machine Learning

Abstract

A service function chaining is a location where important computer resources are stored. The hub is designed to support for sensitive applications such as mainframes, servers and server farms, and related computer resources. In addition to those server groups that support mobile network applications, there are other server groups that support network services and network applications. Network services include NTP, Telnet, FTP, DNS, DHCP, SNMP, TFTP and NFS. Network applications include IP telephony, video over IP, and video conferencing systems. Some organizational applications are logically organized into multiple layers, which are separated by the functions they perform. In this paper an algorithm was proposed to enhance the service function chaining. It focusSome layers are dedicated to supporting external functions such as client calls or serving web pages or supporting the command line interface (CLI) for applications. In some cases, external functions can be implemented based on the Internet. Other functions handle user requests and convert them into layers that can be understood by layers such as the server or database layer.