路由计划复制器:安全无缝迁移到SDN的可靠助手

M. B. Lehocine, Salim Djaaboub, M. Batouche
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最近,软件定义网络(sdn)范式成为学术界研究人员和工业界执行董事会非常感兴趣的领域。SDN的主要目标是提高网络性能,允许更灵活地控制和管理网络,并通过可定制的网络应用程序丰富网络服务。为了从传统网络部分或全部迁移到SDN网络,网络管理员需要保证IP寻址方案和路由计划的一致性。这是为了满足安全运输,响应业务或研究需求。本文在扩展拓扑发现算法的基础上,提出了一种自动恢复传统网络路由计划的新方法。然后使用收集到的数据通过公开的REST api自动配置SDN路由应用程序。提出的解决方案确保了无缝可靠的三层迁移,从而节省了时间并防止了人为错误。
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Routing-Plan duplicator: A reliable assistant for safe and seamless migration toward SDN
Recently, Software-Defined Networks (SDNs) paradigm became a very interesting area for both researchers in academia and executive-boards in industry. The main goals of SDN are to improve the network performances, to allow more flexibility in controlling and managing networks and to enrich the network services via customizable network applications. In order to migrate, partially or fully, from a traditional network toward an SDN network, the network administrators are required to guarantee the consistency of the IP addressing scheme along with the routing plan. This is to fulfill a safely transit, responding to the business or research needs. In this paper, we present a new approach allowing to restore automatically the routing plan from traditional networks based on extending a topology discovery algorithm. The gathered data are then used to configure automatically the SDN routing applications through the exposed REST APIs. The proposed solution ensures a seamless and reliable layer-three migration, which saves time and prevents human errors.
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