Simulation method and system for priority protocal of Internet large-scale route to open shortest path
It is a technology that opens the shortest path and routing protocol. It is used in transmission systems, digital transmission systems, and data exchange networks. It can solve problems such as lack of Internet topology model support, lack of port coordination, and inability to provide Internet routing simulation.
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[0047] Before the actual network equipment (router) is put into operation, it is often necessary to carry out an actual test according to the method it uses. However, if it is directly tested in an actual large-scale network environment, once the router does not meet the requirements, it may have a destructive impact on the actual network. In order to solve this problem, based on the idea of combining Internet network topology simulation with routing protocol implementation, we designed and implemented the Internet Routing Emulation System IRES (Internet RoutingEmulation System), the flow chart of which is shown in Figure 4.
[0048]For an actual router under test (Router Under Test abbreviated as RUT), we first simulate a large-scale network topology similar to the actual network, where each node represents a router, and each edge represents a link between routers . Then, we will see how the RUT will be actually applied in the actual environment, including the number of po...
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