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Thursday, October 15, 2015

TED update - 7: adding inter TE-Link cross-connect parameters

Added new node level inter #TE-Link #cross-connect information in TED module. This enables to draw the #possible #cross-connect #constraint present between TE-Links of a node. When this configuration is present in a node, that will be the only possible cross-connects between the specified links. But on the absence of this configuration in a node, links can be inter-connected in any possible combination - i.e. no constraint exist for cross-connect between links. When the #cross-connect is between TE-Links of #different #media #types, a possible #media #conversion has to be performed as per the #adjustment-capability information configured. Hence the TE-Links involved in a cross-connect may be part of same media layer or different media layers. On nodes with #hardware #constraint on link cross-connect this information will be useful in expressing the limitation. This could be used to #compute #path for #tunnel #LSPs in complex networks.

#TED update 7 ...
[commit 9f54195ad7587eb0e6abc23f23426f1a0f7a4160] (https://github.com/nes-repo/NES-Open-Switch/commit/9f54195ad7587eb0e6abc23f23426f1a0f7a4160)

Thursday, October 8, 2015

TED update - 4: adding extended TED parameter framework

Added #extended #custom #TED #parameter s in TED module. The new TED #framework include #node, #link, #link-address and #node-adjacency #databases on the network. The node database include s all TE nodes present in the network. The TE-Links configured on each node is captured in the link database, the addresses by which the links are identified is available in the link-address database. The adjacency information between the nodes and their neighbors are available in node-adjacency database. The #locally #configured #TE-Link information is directly fed to the TED database, also the #TE information #available #from the #external #signaling modules (e.g. #OSPF-TE, #ISIS-TE) is also captured in the TED database. The TED database is used to efficiently #compute #path for #tunnel #LSPs.

#TED update 4 ...
[commit 77ac9c70e846cd31b39d39b67b4b749e437fde8e] (https://github.com/nes-repo/NES-Open-Switch/commit/77ac9c70e846cd31b39d39b67b4b749e437fde8e)