Abstract
AbstractThis paper designs a virtual SDN network management model constrained by fair and equal network management information access mechanisms by analyzing the problems existing in the universality of existing SDN network management models. Starting with the three-tier structure of the SDN network management system, the main parameters involved in the network management service function, information processing and transmission channel construction in the system were strictly and normatively defined. The design of virtual nodes is regarded as the core element of the network management system, and the information transmission inside it adopts logical operation; The network management service function and the channel for realizing the network management service function are isolated, and the iterative search, analysis and update mechanism is enabled in the network management information transmission channel. By constructing the experimental verification platform and setting the evaluation parameters of the system performance objectives, the scalability and timeliness of the model were evaluated from two aspects: the deployment of network virtual nodes and the dynamic control of network management information channels. The collected experimental core evaluation parameters, the realization time of the network management service function, can show that the dynamic distribution mechanism of network management information can be cross-applied to each virtual node, and the channel update mechanism of network management information can adjust the information processing queue in real-time. The network management system model that has been built realizes the separation of management and control of the network management system and has the characteristics of independent operation, autonomous function, self-matching, rapid deployment and dynamic expansion.
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