Routing Algorithm for Software Defined Network Based on Boxcovering Algorithm

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Hauptverfasser: Turlykozhayeva, Dana, Akhtanov, Sayat, Ussipov, Nurzhan, Akhmetali, Almat, Bolysbay, Aslan, Shabdan, Yerkin
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author Turlykozhayeva, Dana
Akhtanov, Sayat
Ussipov, Nurzhan
Akhmetali, Almat
Bolysbay, Aslan
Shabdan, Yerkin
author_facet Turlykozhayeva, Dana
Akhtanov, Sayat
Ussipov, Nurzhan
Akhmetali, Almat
Bolysbay, Aslan
Shabdan, Yerkin
contents A routing algorithm is the most fundamental problem in complex network communication. In complex networks, the amount of computation increases as the number of nodes increases which reduces routing performance. In this paper, we propose a routing algorithm for software-defined networking (SDN) based on a box-covering (BC) algorithm. It is known that using the BC algorithm it is possible to increase performance in complex SDN. We partition the entire SDN network into subnets using three existing box-covering methods such as MEMB, GC, and CIEA, then we use Dijkstra\textquotesingle s algorithm to find the shortest path between subnets and within each subnet. We compared all box-covering algorithms and found that the GC algorithm has the highest performance for SDN routing.
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spellingShingle Routing Algorithm for Software Defined Network Based on Boxcovering Algorithm
Turlykozhayeva, Dana
Akhtanov, Sayat
Ussipov, Nurzhan
Akhmetali, Almat
Bolysbay, Aslan
Shabdan, Yerkin
Networking and Internet Architecture
A routing algorithm is the most fundamental problem in complex network communication. In complex networks, the amount of computation increases as the number of nodes increases which reduces routing performance. In this paper, we propose a routing algorithm for software-defined networking (SDN) based on a box-covering (BC) algorithm. It is known that using the BC algorithm it is possible to increase performance in complex SDN. We partition the entire SDN network into subnets using three existing box-covering methods such as MEMB, GC, and CIEA, then we use Dijkstra\textquotesingle s algorithm to find the shortest path between subnets and within each subnet. We compared all box-covering algorithms and found that the GC algorithm has the highest performance for SDN routing.
title Routing Algorithm for Software Defined Network Based on Boxcovering Algorithm
topic Networking and Internet Architecture
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.05528