Time slot cross path configuration method, computer device and readable medium
A technology of time slot configuration and time slot crossing, applied in the field of communication, can solve the problems of inability to adopt ASON solution, difficult to network across manufacturers, low configuration efficiency, etc., to achieve the effect of automatic creation, easy interoperability, and high configuration efficiency
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[0156] Embodiment 1 is a unidirectional cross-slot service path in the domain. It is assumed that there is an SPN or IPRAN network using FlexE technology, which supports the cross-slot service forwarding path of the MTN Channel described in G.mtn. The network topology is as follows Figure 9a As shown, all nodes are in an ISIS routing domain. To provide a one-way cross-slot service in the network, the service path is A->B->C->D->Z, and the bandwidth is 30M (accounting for 3 time slots). This service path requires MTN Channel to provide A hard-isolated, deterministically delayed forwarding path.
[0157] Perform initial configuration according to the SR-MPLS network, assign Node-SID (the node identifier that the forwarding path passes through) to the network node, and assign Adj-SID (the link identifier that the forwarding path passes through) to the link, such as Figure 9b As shown, a centralized controller is used to calculate the forwarding path.
[0158] Configure the L2...
Embodiment 2
[0168] Embodiment 2 is an intra-domain bidirectional time slot cross service path. On the basis of embodiment 1, it is required to create a bidirectional time slot cross service path, that is, after the user specifies node A and node Z, he needs to create A->B- >C->D->Z and Z->D->C->B->A are two bidirectional time-slot cross service paths with the same path.
[0169] The main steps of embodiment 2 and embodiment 1 are the same, and the main difference is in steps (5) and (6). In step (5) of Embodiment 2, in addition to configuring the time slot cross relationship of incoming link + incoming time slot -> outgoing link + outgoing time slot to the forwarding plane, nodes B, C, and D also Configure the reverse cross relationship, that is, outbound link + outbound time slot --> inbound link + inbound time slot, to the forwarding plane.
[0170] In step (6) of Embodiment 2, the service mapping relationship and For the reverse service demapping relationship, configure the service m...
Embodiment 3
[0172] Embodiment 3 is to allocate end-to-end time slots in the domain according to the intention of the first node. On the basis of embodiment 1, in order to achieve the lowest end-to-end delay or other special requirements, it is hoped that the end-to-end use the same time slot number as much as possible At the same time, the OSPF protocol extension is used to realize the transmission of link time slot allocation information.
[0173] The main steps of embodiment 3 are the same as those of embodiment 1, the main difference is in steps (1) and (2). In the step (1) of embodiment 3, at node A, to OSPF protocol extension, as Figure 8 As shown, a new LSA is defined in the OSPF protocol (assuming that the LSA type is 15, indicating a time slot cross LSA), which describes a complete time slot cross forwarding path. Node A configures outbound time slots 2-1 / 2-5 / 2-9, and expects other nodes to also allocate the same time slots. Therefore, as Figure 13 As shown, fill in 2-1 / 2-5 / 2-...
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