eHDDP: Enhanced Hybrid Domain Discovery Protocol for network topologies with both wired/wireless and SDN/non-SDN devices

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Conference object 01 May 2021Embargo end date: 30 Oct 2021 Spain English Publisher:Elsevier BVJournal:Computer Networks, volume 191, page 107,983 (issn: 1389-1286,

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Authors: Martinez Yelmo, Isaias; Álvarez Horcajo, Joaquín; Carral Pelayo, Juan Antonio; López Pajares, Diego;

doi: 10.1016/j.comnet.2021.107983 , 10.5281/zenodo.17315928 , 10.5281/zenodo.17315927

handle: 10017/48012

eHDDP: Enhanced Hybrid Domain Discovery Protocol for network topologies with both wired/wireless and SDN/non-SDN devices

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Handling efficiently both wired and/or wirelessdevices in SDN networks is still an open issue.eHDDP allows the SDN control plane to discoverand manage hybrid topologies composed of both SDNand non-SDN devices with wired and/or wirelessinterfaces, thus opening a path for the integration ofIoT and SDN networks. eHDDP has been thoroughlyevaluated in different scenarios and exhibits goodscalability properties since the number of requiredmessages is proportional to the number of existinglinks in the network topology. Moreover, the obtaineddiscovery and processing times are small enough tosupport scenarios with low mobility devices since theyare in the range of hundreds of milliseconds

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Spain

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University of Alcalá
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Keywords

Informática, IoT, Performance, Bidirectional, SCITEL, Discovery, WSN, Computer science, Hybrid, SDN, JITEL2021, Protocol, Telecommunications, Unidirectional

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