Data and Computer

Communications

Tenth Edition
by William Stallings

Data and Computer Communications, Tenth

Edition by William Stallings, (c) Pearson
Education - Prentice Hall, 2013
 CHAPTER 21
Internetwork Operation

CHAPTER 22
Internetwork Quality of Service

Summary
 Outline
 Multicasting

 Software Defined Network (SDN)

 Mobile IP (MIP)
 Internet QoS
Multicasting-1

S S

R1 R1

R2 R3 R2 R3

m1 m2 m3 m1 m2 m3

Multiple Unicast True Multicast

(IP Multicast)
Multicasting-2
Element-1: Group ID (IP Multicast Address)
Element-2: Group Membership Management
(IGMP)
Element-3: Multicast Routing Protocols

R1

Multicast Routing Protocol

R1 R4
R3
IGMP IGMP
IGMP
m1 m3
m2
Multicasting-3

Multicast Routing Tree

Source-based Tree Group Shared Tree

S1 S2 S1 S2

m1 m2 m3 m1 m2 m3

E.g. DVMRP, MOSPF E.g. CBT

Evolving Network Requirements
 Increasingly widespread use of server virtualization
 Makes it possible to partition a single machine into
multiple independent servers, conserving h/w resources
 Also for load balancing or for dynamic switchover in the
case of machine failure
 A central element in dealing with “big data” applications
and in implementing cloud computing infrastructures
 Increasing use by employees of mobile devices,
such as smartphones, tablets, and notebooks to
access enterprise resources
 Network managers must be able to respond to rapidly
changing resource, QoS, and security requirements
Traditional Network vs. SDN
APPLICATION Cloud Orchestration
PLANE

Business Applications SDN Applications

API

Traffic Engineering

CONTROL
PLANE
Routing Mobility

SDN Control Software

OpenFlow

DATA
PLANE

other network
device
packet
switch LAN
Router
NETWORK DEVICESS switch

Figure 21.6 SDN Logical Structure

 SDN Domain SDNi SDN Domain
Controller Controller

Data transfer,
routing protocols

Figure 21.7 SDN Domain Structur e

 OpenFlow
 Defined in the OpenFlow Switch Specification
published by the Open Networking Foundation (ONF)
 Is both a protocol between SDN controllers and
network devices and a specification of the logical
structure of the network switch functionality
 To turn the concept of SDN into practical
implementation two requirements must be met:
●
There must be a common logical architecture in all switches,
1 routers, and other network devices to be managed by an SDN
controller

●
A standard, secure protocol is needed between
2 the SDN controller and the network device
 SDN
Controller

OpenFlow Protocol
over SSL
OpenFlow Switch

Meter Group Secure

table table channel
software
OpenFlow
Flow Flow Flow
Switches
table table table
hardware/firmware

End systems

Figure 21.8 OpenFlow Switch

 Mobile IP
Home & Care-of address
 Basic Capabilities
of Mobile IP

Mobile IP includes three basic capabilities

Discovery Registration Tunneling

Care-of address Home  Care-of HA ==> FA
Mobile IP Scenario
Mobile
node A

Foreign
network

Home
network
Home
for A
agent

2
Foreign
agent
Internet or other
topology of routers
and links 5
1

Server
X

Figure 21.10 Mobile IP Scenario

 Internet QoS

Traffic
metering
and
recording
Admission QoS Resource
control routing reservation

Policy

Traffic
restoration
Queue Congestion Packet Queueing &
management avoidance marking scheduling

Service
level Traffic Traffic Traffic
shaping policing classification
agreement

Figure 22.1 Architectural Framework for QoS Support

 Internet QoS RSVP

Integrated
Per
Datagram + QoS Service Complicated
Flow Architecture

Per Differentiated
Flow Class Service Manageable
(Im/Ex-plicit)

IPv4 IPv6 DS Codepoint

Sevice Level
Agreement
IP Performance
Metric