Method, system and DHCP server for realizing load balance of network equipment
A load balancing and network device technology, applied in the field of communications, can solve the problems of high pressure on DHCP-Server, performance bottleneck of DHCP-Server, and users unable to obtain dynamic IP addresses and authentication correctly in real time, so as to solve performance bottlenecks and improve performance. The effect of network stability and reliability
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[0047] This embodiment is applied in an Ethernet multi-ring protection technology ERPS ring network composed of 2N+1 core devices, wherein one core device is used as a redundant backup machine for all other core devices, and other Two sets of 2N core devices form N hot standby groups. Each hot standby group has two pairs of VRRP groups. The two core devices in the hot standby group are the master devices of the two pairs of VRRP groups. Each VRRP The group is configured with a virtual gateway address, the redundant standby machine is configured with a real gateway address, and one of the hot standby groups is configured as a DHCP server, and each gateway is configured with an address pool, and N is an integer greater than 1. This embodiment provides a The processing flow of the deployment method of network device load balancing is as follows: image 3 shown, including the following steps:
[0048] Step 11, the DHCP server receives the DHCP request sent by the client and carri...
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[0063] This embodiment is applied in an Ethernet multi-ring protection technology ERPS ring network composed of 2N+1 core devices, wherein one core device is used as a redundant backup machine for all other core devices, and other Two sets of 2N core devices form N hot standby groups. Each hot standby group has two pairs of VRRP groups. The two core devices in the hot standby group are the master devices of the two pairs of VRRP groups. Each VRRP The group is configured with a virtual gateway address, the redundant standby machine is configured with a real gateway address, and one of the hot standby groups is configured as a DHCP server, and each gateway is configured with an address pool, and N is an integer greater than 1. This embodiment provides a The processing flow of the deployment method of network device load balancing is as follows: Figure 5 shown, including the following steps:
[0064] Step 11, the DHCP server receives the DHCP request sent by the client and carr...
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[0077] This embodiment provides a system 40 for realizing load balancing of network equipment, as shown in the appended Figure 6 As shown, it includes: Ethernet multi-ring protection technology ERPS ring network composed of 2N+1 core equipment, in which one core equipment is used as a redundant standby machine for all other core equipment, and other 2N Every two sets of core devices form N hot standby groups. Each hot standby group has two pairs of VRRP groups. The two core devices in the hot standby group are respectively the master devices of the two pairs of VRRP groups. Each VRRP group Configure a virtual gateway address, the redundant standby machine configures a real gateway address, wherein a hot standby group is configured as the DHCP server 41, and each gateway is provided with an address pool, and N is an integer greater than 1;
[0078] The DHCP server 41 is configured to receive the DHCP request sent by the client and carry the virtual gateway address information ...
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