Forwarding at Infrastructure Level Sample Clauses

Forwarding at Infrastructure Level. The SFR relies on infrastructure level forwarding operations that utilize the bitfield information of the forwarding path, outlined in Section 4.1.3.2. There are two known realizations of this forwarding operations, namely: • SDN-based: This solution encapsulates the packets into a standard Ethernet frame format. It utilizes the IPv6 source and destination fields of the Ethernet header for storing the aforementioned bitarray. During the bootstrapping of the network during the orchestration of the infrastructure-facing resources (not the media component facing ones), the PCE will interact with the SDN-based infrastructure to configure suitable forwarding rules in each intermediary SDN switch of the infrastructure. For each SDN switch, a number of rules needs to be defined that is propositional to the number of supported hardware output ports (often 48) at said local switch. The forwarding is realized by checking the unique bitposition for each individual output port and, if set to 1, forwarding the incoming packet over said output port. With that, multicast transmission is easily supported, as shown in Figure 15. The required SDN match operation is that of a wildcard (with the wildcard being the bitarray with only the specific output port bitposition set) and is supported with OpenFlow V1.2 [OpenFlow] upwards, i.e., in most commercially available SDN switches. For more information on this forwarding approach, see [Reed16], including memory costs.
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Forwarding at Infrastructure Level. The SFR relies on infrastructure level forwarding operations that utilize the bitfield information of the forwarding path, outlined in Section 4.1.3.2. There are two known realizations of this forwarding operations, namely:  SDN-based: This solution encapsulates the packets into a standard Ethernet frame format. It utilizes the IPv6 source and destination fields of the Ethernet header for storing the aforementioned bitarray. During the bootstrapping of the network during the orchestration of the infrastructure-facing resources (not the media component facing ones), the PCE will interact with the SDN-based infrastructure to configure suitable forwarding rules in each intermediary SDN switch of the infrastructure. For each SDN switch, a number of rules needs to be defined that is propositional to the number of supported hardware output ports (often
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