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Survivability in IP-over-WDM Networks

Survivability in IP-over-WDM Networks. Introduction. Multilayer network architecture is moving into IP-optimized two-layer architecture. ․ They have same level of availability : 99.999% or 5.25 minutes of downtime per year.

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Survivability in IP-over-WDM Networks

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  1. Survivability in IP-over-WDM Networks

  2. Introduction • Multilayer network architecture is moving into IP-optimized two-layer architecture. ․They have same level of availability : 99.999% or 5.25 minutes of downtime per year. • Network availability is assured through a combination of equipment reliability and thevarious network survivability approaches.

  3. Introduction (contd.) • Network equipment reliability is ensured via built-in redundancy. • Survivability is the ability of the network to transfer the interrupted services onto spare network capacity to circumvent a point of failure in the network. ․Failures can involve fiber cuts and node-related failure.

  4. Importance of survivability in IP-over-WDM networks • We take an example to show the importance of survivability. ․The blocking probability can be formulated using the Erlang B loss formula : , Where W is the number of wavelengths per link. is the offered load in each node.

  5. 1 2 3 Importance of survivability in IP-over-WDM networks (contd.) - Default value : W=100 , =70 - blocking probability before failure = 0.137% increase to 140 Erlangs. - blocking probability after failure = = 51.17%

  6. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE (contd.) • GMPLS supports two basic network architectures : overlay and peer-to-peer. • The main difference between these two models is the IP routers can see the network`s internal topology or not.

  7. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Overlay model • IP networks form the client layer where WDM networks behave as the physical transport network service provider. • There are two separate control planes : one in the core optical network and the other in the LSRs.

  8. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Overlay model (contd.) • Two alternatives to interface between IP client and WDM server ․WDM network management system (NMS) - No direct interaction between IP control and WDM control ․ User to network interface (UNI) - IP control can directly talk to WDM control through optical UNI. - Internal network-to-network interface (INNI) - External network-to-network interface (ENNI)

  9. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Overlay model (contd.)

  10. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Overlay model (contd.)

  11. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Peer to Peer model • The reachability information is shared between IP and WDM networks and a single routing protocol instances runs over both the IP and WDM networks. • The IP and WDM networks are integrated as a single network. • Tightly integration  not practical in the near term

  12. IP-OVER-WDM ARCHITECTURE-- Peer to Peer model (contd.)

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