Self-organizing QoS routing method based on ant colony algorithm
An ant algorithm and self-organizing technology, applied in the network field, can solve problems such as energy constraints and link bandwidth constraints
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[0159] A kind of self-organizing QoS routing method based on ant algorithm of the present invention, ant algorithm is embedded in the source code in the open source routing program of Quagga (Quagga is an open source routing software, can run OSPF, routing protocols such as BGP) on Quagga Among them, 24 PCs are used as prototype routers, 4 of which are used as application servers; 24 Intel (INTEL) network cards, 24 Purell (TP_LINK) network cards, and 26 network cables.
[0160] The software configuration of the prototype router is as follows: LinuxFC7 operating system; using GNU C under Linux to expand the two daemon processes of ospf6d and bgpd in the Quagga software router, using GNU C under Liunx to write an interface module connected with the algorithm to realize self-adaptation in the self-organizing network Unicast routing protocol; use GNU C under Liunx to write daemon process, and expand to realize adaptive multicast routing protocol based on IPv6. The network topology...
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