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Method and system for realizing flow intervals among virtual devices

A virtual device and traffic technology, applied in the direction of transmission system, digital transmission system, branch office to provide special services, etc., can solve the problems of high cost of forwarding chip, increase of cost of forwarding chip, unfavorable promotion and application of equipment virtualization technology, etc. To achieve the effect of cost reduction

Active Publication Date: 2014-02-26
NEW H3C TECH CO LTD
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Those skilled in the art know that the cost of forwarding chips with virtualization functions is relatively high, and the expansion of a large number of resources will further increase the cost of forwarding chips, which is obviously not conducive to the further promotion and application of device virtualization technology

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[0058] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the architecture of the distributed switching and routing system is still as figure 1 As shown, the forwarding chip is an ordinary forwarding chip without the virtualization function, and the switching network establishes a logical channel for the VD. In this embodiment, it is also assumed that the forwarding chips include PP1-PP4, and each forwarding chip has four user ports UP1-UP4; the switching network port corresponding to PP1 is fp1, the switching network port corresponding to PP2 is fp2, and the switching network port corresponding to PP3 It is fp3, and the switching network port corresponding to PP4 is fp4.

[0059] In this embodiment, it is also assumed that the forwarded traffic is unicast traffic, and the method for realizing traffic isolation is as follows: Figure 4 shown, including:

[0060] Step 401: Set each forwarding chip as the minimum unit for joining and exiting the VD, and establish a corresponding relations...

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[0072] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the architecture of the distributed switching and routing system is as follows Figure 5As shown, the forwarding chip is an ordinary forwarding chip without the virtualization function, and the switching network establishes a logical channel for the VD. In this embodiment, the forwarding chips include PP1-PP5, and each forwarding chip is subordinate to four user ports UP1-UP4. The switching network port corresponding to PP1 is fp1, the switching network port corresponding to PP2 is fp2, the switching network port corresponding to PP3 is fp3, the switching network port corresponding to PP4 is fp4, and the switching network port corresponding to PP5 is fp5.

[0073] This embodiment also assumes that the forwarded traffic is multicast traffic, and the method for implementing traffic isolation is as follows: Figure 6 shown, including:

[0074] Step 601: Set each forwarding chip as the smallest unit for joining and exiting a VD, and ...

Embodiment 3

[0095] In this embodiment, it is assumed that the architecture of the distributed switching and routing system is still as Figure 5 As shown, the forwarding chip is an ordinary forwarding chip without the virtualization function, and the switching network establishes a logical channel for the VD. In this embodiment, each forwarding chip has four user ports UP1-UP4; the switching network port corresponding to PP1 is fp1, the switching network port corresponding to PP2 is fp2, the switching network port corresponding to PP3 is fp3, and the switching network port corresponding to PP4 is fp3. The network port is fp4, and the switching network port corresponding to PP5 is fp5.

[0096] This embodiment also assumes that the forwarded traffic is broadcast traffic, and the method for implementing traffic isolation is as follows: Figure 7 shown, including:

[0097] Step 701: Set each forwarding chip as the smallest unit for joining and exiting the VD, and establish a corresponding ...

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The invention provides a method and a system for realizing flow intervals among virtual devices. The method is applied to a distributed switching and routing system, and comprises the following steps of: setting forwarding chips into minimum units logging in and out of the virtual devices (VD), and establishing correspondence between the forwarding chips and the VDs; establishing independent logical channels for the VDs in a switched network; and performing flow forwarding through the logical channels by using the forwarding chips. By the scheme provided by the invention, the forwarding chips do not establish the logical channels for the VDs per se, and are not required to have a virtualization function, so the cost of the forwarding chip is reduced, and the cost of the whole system is also reduced. In addition, the switched network can establish the logical channels for each VD, all the forwarding chips perform the flow forwarding by the logical channels established by the switched network, and similarly, the flow interval between the VDs is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to switching routing technology, in particular to a method and system for realizing flow isolation between virtual devices. Background technique [0002] In a distributed switching and routing system, one large physical device can be virtualized into multiple small devices, that is, a virtual device (VD, Virtual Device). Each VD is like an independent small device for users, which can independently run routing processes, layer-2 protocols, and layer-3 protocols, and can have independent forwarding entries and interfaces, and can also add its own users, independently start and read Get your own configuration files and more. The resources among various VDs can be allocated and managed through commands, and they will not be affected by each other. Even if the resources occupied by a certain VD exceed the allocated resource limit, other VD resources cannot be preempted. [0003] Virtualizing a large physical device into multiple sma...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H04L12/70H04L12/46H04L12/18H04L12/811
Inventor 管树发
Owner NEW H3C TECH CO LTD
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