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3 Mobile neork Yanmin Zh eparmen of Comper Science and Engineering Global ISP Home neork Regional ISP Insiional neork Inrodcion Viral circi and gram neorks Wha s inside a roer 4 IP: Inerne Proocol aagram forma IP4 addressing ICMP IP6 Roing algorihms Link sae isance Vecor Hierarchical roing 6 Roing in he Inerne RIP OSPF GP Inerpla beeen roing, forarding Graph absracion roing algorihm local forarding able header ale op link Graph: G = (N,E) ale in arriing packe s header 0 N = se of roers = {,,,,, } E = se of links ={ (,), (,), (,), (,), (,), (,), (,), (,), (,) } Remark: Graph absracion is sefl in oher neork cones Eample: PP, here N is se of peers and E is se of TCP connecions 4 Graph absracion: coss Roing lgorihm classificaion c(, ) = cos of link (, ) - e.g., c(,) = cos cold alas be, or inersel relaed o bandidh, or inersel relaed o congesion Cos of pah (,,,, p ) = c(, ) + c(, ) + + c( p-, p ) Qesion: Wha s he leas-cos pah beeen and? Roing algorihm: algorihm ha finds leas-cos pah Global or decenralied informaion? Global: all roers hae complee opolog, link cos info link sae algorihms ecenralied: roer knos phsicallconneced neighbors, link coss o neighbors ieraie process of compaion, echange of info ih neighbors disance ecor algorihms Saic or dnamic? Saic: roes change slol oer ime namic: roes change more qickl periodic pdae in response o link cos changes 6
4 Link-Sae: ig Picre Inrodcion Viral circi and gram neorks Wha s inside a roer 4 IP: Inerne Proocol aagram forma IP4 addressing ICMP IP6 Roing algorihms Link sae isance Vecor Hierarchical roing 6 Roing in he Inerne RIP OSPF GP 7 Each node measres eer neighbor Each node sends able of neighbors o all nodes Eer node compes roing pah 8 Link-Sae Roing lgorihm ijskra s lgorihm ijksra s algorihm ne opolog, link coss knon o all nodes accomplished ia link sae broadcas all nodes hae same info compes leas cos pahs one node ( sorce ) o all oher nodes gies forarding able for ha node ieraie: afer k ieraions, kno leas cos pah o k des. s Noaion: c(,): link cos node o ; = if no direc neighbors (): crren ale of cos of pah sorce o des. p(): predecessor node along pah sorce o N': se of nodes hose leas cos pah definiiel knon 9 Iniialiaion: N' = {} for all nodes 4 if adjacen o hen () = c(,) 6 else () = 7 8 Loop 9 find no in N' sch ha () is a minimm 0 add o N' pdae () for all adjacen o and no in N' : () = min( (), () + c(,) ) /* ne is eiher old or knon 4 shores pah pls cos o */ nil all nodes in N' 0 ijksra s algorihm: eample ijksra s algorihm: eample () Sep 0 4 N' (),p(),,, (),p(), 4,,, (),p(), (),p(), (),p() 4, 4, 4, Resling shores-pah ree : Resling forarding able in : desinaion link (,) (,) (,) (,) (,)
5 ijksra s algorihm, discssion lgorihm complei: n nodes each ieraion: need o check all nodes,, no in N n(n+)/ comparisons: O(n ) more efficien implemenaions possible: O(nlogn) Oscillaions possible: e.g., link cos = amon of carried raffic +e e C e iniiall +e 0 +e 0 0 C recompe roing 0 +e 0 0 C +e recompe +e 0 +e 0 e C recompe Inrodcion Viral circi and gram neorks Wha s inside a roer 4 IP: Inerne Proocol aagram forma IP4 addressing ICMP IP6 Roing algorihms Link sae isance Vecor Hierarchical roing 6 Roing in he Inerne RIP OSPF GP 4 isance Vecor: Raional ellman-ford eample ellman-ford Eqaion (dnamic programming) efine d () := cos of leas-cos pah o Then d () = min {c(,) + d () } here min is aken oer all neighbors of Node ha achiees minimm is ne hop in shores pah forarding able Clearl, d () =, d () =, d () = -F eqaion sas: d () = min { c(,) + d (), c(,) + d (), c(,) + d () } = min { +, +, + } = 4 6 isance Vecor: ig Picre des cos ne hop U X W Inf - Inf - des V cos ne hop des cos s s s ne hop s disance ecor des cos ne hop inf - inf - inf - 7 isance Vecor lgorihm () = esimae of leas cos o Node knos each neighbor : c(,) Node mainains disance ecor = [ (): є N ] Node also mainains is neighbors disance ecors For each neighbor, mainains = [ (): є N ] 8
6 isance ecor algorihm (4) isance Vecor lgorihm () asic idea: From ime-o-ime, each node sends is on disance ecor esimae o neighbors snchronos When a node receies ne V esimae neighbor, i pdaes is on V sing -F eqaion: () min {c(,) + ()} for each node N Under minor, naral condiions, he esimae () conerge o he acal leas cos d () Ieraie, asnchronos: each local ieraion cased b: local link cos change V pdae message neighbor isribed: each node noifies neighbors onl hen is V changes neighbors hen noif heir neighbors if necessar Each node: ai for (change in local link cos or msg neighbor) recompe esimaes if V o an des has changed, noif neighbors 9 0 node able 0 7 node able node able () = min{c(,) + (), c(,) + ()} = min{+0, 7+} = ime () = min{c(,) + (), c(,) + ()} = min{+, 7+0} = 7 node able 0 7 node able node able () = min{c(,) + (), c(,) + ()} = min{+0, 7+} = ime () = min{c(,) + (), c(,) + ()} = min{+, 7+0} = 7 VR Shorcomings Solion: Spli Horion ih Poison Reerse VR is pre epensie: i rns o o be O(n ) hich is oo high for a fas conergence. In VR, here is he problem of con-oinfini in he presence of node crashes. Unsiable for large neork. Con-o-infini problem Spli Horion (SH): Roer does no ell roer he pah for X if he pah is hrogh SH ih Poison Reerse: Roer ells roer ha he pah for X has a meric of inf. 4 4
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