Flow Attribute Notification Protocol (FANP) for Label Switching

Ken-ichi NAGAMI; Yasuhiro KATSUBE; Yasuro SHOBATAKE; Akiyoshi MOGI; Shigeo MATSUZAWA; Tatsuya JINMEI; Hiroshi ESAKI

Flow Attribute Notification Protocol (FANP) for Label Switching

Ken-ichi NAGAMI, Yasuhiro KATSUBE, Yasuro SHOBATAKE, Akiyoshi MOGI, Shigeo MATSUZAWA, Tatsuya JINMEI, Hiroshi ESAKI

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This paper proposes and performs the primary feasibility evaluation on Flow Attribute Notification Protocol (FANP), which is a protocol between neighbor CSR (Cell Switch Router) nodes for the management of cut-through packet forwarding, in order to apply label switching paradigm. In cut-through packet forwarding with label switching, a router doesn't have to perform conventional IP packet processing for the received packets. FANP indicates the mapping information between a data-link connection and a packet flow to the neighbor node. FANP defines two key procedures, i. e. , one is the VCID Notification Procedure, and the other is the Flow-ID Notification Procedure. The VCID Notification Procedure lets the label switching paradigm over the label swapped data-link, such as ATM link, though the other label switch architecture can not work over the label swapped data-link. The primary evaluation of FANP has been performed using the prototype system and with the actual packet statistics. The result shows that, with a corporate backbone level, the label switch router system with FANP would work well.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E81-B No.10 pp.1811-1820

Publication Date: 1998/10/25

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Ken-ichi NAGAMI, Yasuhiro KATSUBE, Yasuro SHOBATAKE, Akiyoshi MOGI, Shigeo MATSUZAWA, Tatsuya JINMEI, Hiroshi ESAKI, "Flow Attribute Notification Protocol (FANP) for Label Switching" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E81-B, no. 10, pp. 1811-1820, October 1998, doi: .
Abstract: This paper proposes and performs the primary feasibility evaluation on Flow Attribute Notification Protocol (FANP), which is a protocol between neighbor CSR (Cell Switch Router) nodes for the management of cut-through packet forwarding, in order to apply label switching paradigm. In cut-through packet forwarding with label switching, a router doesn't have to perform conventional IP packet processing for the received packets. FANP indicates the mapping information between a data-link connection and a packet flow to the neighbor node. FANP defines two key procedures, i. e. , one is the VCID Notification Procedure, and the other is the Flow-ID Notification Procedure. The VCID Notification Procedure lets the label switching paradigm over the label swapped data-link, such as ATM link, though the other label switch architecture can not work over the label swapped data-link. The primary evaluation of FANP has been performed using the prototype system and with the actual packet statistics. The result shows that, with a corporate backbone level, the label switch router system with FANP would work well.
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