Software-defined method of software-defined equipment and software-defined equipment

Abstract

The invention discloses a software-defined method for software-defined equipment and software-defined equipment. The equipment includes a basic function module and an intelligent out-of-band management module; the basic function module includes a software-defined platform management controller and a business function unit; the intelligent out-of-band management module Including a chassis management controller; the method includes: according to a software-defined instruction, sending a control flow and a key low-speed data flow from the chassis management controller to the software-defined platform management controller of the basic function module through a bus-type network, and from the chassis management through a SERDES bus The controller sends high-speed data streams, debugging data streams and time synchronization data streams to the corresponding service function units of the basic function modules, so as to execute the software definition of the basic function modules. The technical solution of the present invention aims to solve the problem that the prior art does not propose the overall architecture of the software-defined module system system, nor does it involve the reconfiguration method of the functional modules under the overall architecture of the software-defined module system system.

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technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of data transmission, in particular to a software-defined method for software-defined equipment and a software-defined equipment. Background technique

[0002] At present, the research and development process of equipment often only stipulates indicators such as external form, functional performance, and environmental adaptability, without paying attention to the technical system and system architecture of the specific realization. Different technical teams may design products with completely different architectures based on the same technical requirements, resulting in end users obtaining many products with similar functions from different technical teams, but these product parts with duplicate functions cannot be replaced with each other. When similar products are needed, the technical team needs to redesign each functional module again. In the 1990s, the U.S. Department of Defense proposed the co...

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