Method for carrying out VPR protection inversion in network
A protection switching and virtual path technology, which is applied in the field of virtual path ring protection switching in the network, can solve the problems of no virtual path ring protection, and no specific quantitative indicators for response time, so as to ensure reliability and security. the effect of improving the quality of service
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[0026] The APS cell format adopted by the present invention is shown in FIG. 6. For the APS cell header, it is necessary to fill in a VPI / VCI value reserved by ITU-T for the corresponding detection link.
[0027] Figure 1 is a schematic diagram of a ring structure in which all nodes share a virtual path ring. In the figure, it is assumed that the ring that transmits service data in a clockwise direction and is marked as 0 represents the current ring, and the ring marked as 1 is its counterpart ring. In the following description, APS_0 represents the APS cell sent through the detection link on this ring, and APS_1 represents the APS cell sent through the detection link on the paired ring. In the entire ring shown in Figure 1, each node sends an APS cell to neighboring nodes on Ring 0 and Ring 1 every 10 milliseconds, and receives an APS cell accordingly, analyzes the received data, and executes the corresponding The protection switching operation is performed, and then the data sen...
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