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134 results about "Open Shortest Path First" patented technology

Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) is a routing protocol for Internet Protocol (IP) networks. It uses a link state routing (LSR) algorithm and falls into the group of interior gateway protocols (IGPs), operating within a single autonomous system (AS). It is defined as OSPF Version 2 in RFC 2328 (1998) for IPv4. The updates for IPv6 are specified as OSPF Version 3 in RFC 5340 (2008). OSPF supports the Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) addressing model.

Agile digital communication network with rapid rerouting

An agile digital communications network has a number of routers that serve as nodes in a mesh network communicating between a user device (e.g., computer, server, etc.) and a target device (e.g., disc storage cabinets, tape, jukebox, etc.). The routers operate on an open shortest path first protocol, each router having two or more interfaces or links to other routers. When a link connected to a router is down and is in the shortest path to another router identified in a communication packet, the packet is forwarded to the identified router on a precalculated alternate route that does not use the unavailable link. IP tunneling assures that routing loops do not occur and send the packet back to the router with the unavailable link because it would have been in the shortest path of an intermediate router. A tunneling technique is provided that maximizes the levels of encapsulation needed at two, regardless of the size or configuration of the network. An unavailable link is not broadcast immediately throughout the network, giving the link an opportunity to be restored before all of the routers are called on to recalculate the shortest paths and alternate paths. During a short interval following the discovery of an unavailable link, then, a router connected to that link is in a state identified as the Use Alternate Path state, and the link is repeatedly checked for availability. Each router calculates and stores the alternative paths to each other router after first calculating the shortest path to each other router. The alternate paths are pulled up and used when an unavailable link is detected. Dijkstra's algorithm is used to calculate the shortest paths. A new algorithm called the iterative dynamic Dijkstra's algorithm is used to calculate the alternative routes.
Owner:THE ARIZONA BOARD OF REGENTS ON BEHALF OF THE UNIV OF ARIZONA

System and method for realizing OLT voice double upper-link protection based on OSPF routing protocol

The invention discloses a system and a method for realizing OLT (Optical Line Terminal) voice double upper-link protection based on OSPF (Open Shortest Path First Interior Gateway Protocol) routing protocol, and relates to the field of PON (Passive Optical Network). A CPU of an OLT master control panel in the system comprises an OSPF module and an RTM (Running Timer Meter) module. Two upper-link ports of an OLT are respectively connected with a NGN (Next Generation Network) through three-layer exchangers A and B to connect with a remote-end MGC (Media Gateway Controller) server; paths A and B are formed between the OLT and the MGC server; the OLT and the three-layer exchangers A and B are respectively configured with the OSPF protocols and operate; the OLT learns the routes of all network sections on the paths A and B through the OSPF route protocol; the OSPF module stores the learnt routes in the route table of the OSPF module and announces the learnt routes to the RTM module; and the RTM modules collects the route items and writes the route items in an RIB table. When a main link breaks, the OSPF route protocol learns the route of a backup link and carries out rapid protective rearrangement to the high real-time voice business among internetworking nodes.
Owner:FENGHUO COMM SCI & TECH CO LTD

Trust management system based trusted reconstructing method of IP routing protocol

InactiveCN101888328AFusion of trust valueData switching networksPacket lossNetwork topology
The invention discloses a trust management system based trusted reconstructing method of an Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol, which comprises the following steps of: (1) before each router is added into a network, registering to the trust management system, and sending corresponding trust certificates to the routers by the trust management system, the trust certificates including comprehensive trust values of the routers and each being calculated according to safe parameters and configuration parameters of the routers and all the subjective trust value of the neighbor router to the routers by the trust management system; (2) transferring the trust certificates among the routers through hello information, wherein an adjacency relation is not established for the router without the trust certificate, all the routers in the network are ensured to have own trust certificates; (3) each router calculating the subjective trust value of the neighbor router based on network real time parameters including link flow, packet loss probability, retardation, transmission rate of the packet and reliability of the packet, during an interactive work with the neighbor router, calculating a total trust value of the neighbor router by using the comprehensive trust value and the subjective trust value of the neighbor router, and modifying a metric field of a link-state announcement Router_LSA packet as the total trust value and synchronizing a link-state data base;(4) modifying a Dijkstra algorithm, using a reciprocal of the total trust value between the routers as the parameter for the arithmetic computation, selecting the router with higher trust value to generate a shortest path tree, and forming a trust routing list; (5) periodically reporting the subjective trust value of the neighbor routers to the trust management system by each router, simultaneously obtaining the parameter required for computing the subjective trust value, updating the trust certificate of each router at fixed time, and eliminating the router with the overdue trust certificate out of the network to maintain the topological structure of the whole network.
Owner:BEIJING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM

Routing method adapting to make-and-break connection data transmission of spatial network link

ActiveCN106059920AQuick updateConducive to space intermittently connected network data transmissionData switching networksRouting tableProtocol overhead
The invention discloses a routing method adapting to make-and-break connection data transmission of a spatial network link. By using the routing method disclosed by the invention, the convergence rate can be significantly improved, and the overhead of a routing protocol can be significantly reduced. The routing method is implemented through the following technical scheme: each routing node receives routing node three-dimensional location information through a measurement and control link, a predicted link state matrix is acquired, link state information and a predicted routing table of the routing node at each link variation moment are calculated, and the calculated link state information is stored into a link state information database; a sub-group to be sent acquires a link variation moment and a break-make condition through the predicted routing table, a routing node to-be-sent sub-group stores the link state information into a link state information database through switching each routing node variation and variation moment, and the link state information is written into a predicted route calculation matrix; when an OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) reaches a full state, each routing node calculates an actual routing table again according to the updated link state information database so as to replace the predicted routing table.
Owner:10TH RES INST OF CETC
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