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1 1 Java-enable Network Devices Programmable Network Node: Applications 1 Technology Center, Enterprise Solutions, Nortel Networks 2 Department of Computer Science, University of Maryland Tal Lavian 1 tlavian@IEEE.org Rob Jaeger 1,2 rojaeger@NortelNetworks.com rfj@cs.umd.edu

2 2 Java-enable Network Devices Accomplishments JVM on a silicon-based L3 Routing Switch ORE - Oplet Run-time Environment Java-enabled Device Architecture SNMP MIB API Network Forwarding API Active Networks applications: —dynamic control and modification of ASIC forwarding

3 3 Java-enable Network Devices Nortel Java-Enabled Device Architecture Device HW Operating System JVM Oplet C/C++ API Java API Device Code Oplet Runtime Env Device Drivers JNI JFWD API ORE Service AN Packet Interception

4 4 Java-enable Network Devices Tools MIB API —Monitor device Management Information Base variables –MIB –RMON and RMON-II –DiffServ Network API (JFWD) —Interface to Filters –set packet drop filters –intercept packets –carbon copy packets while forwarding at line-speed

5 5 Java-enable Network Devices MIB API API uses a MIB Map to dispatch requests to variable access routines Different parts of the MIB tree can be serviced by different mechanisms Two main schemes: An ad hoc interface to the SNMP instrumentation layer A generic SNMP loopback

6 6 Java-enable Network Devices Network API: Dynamic Configuration of Forwarding Rules CPU Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Rules SW HW Forwarding Rules Forwarding Rules Forwarding Rules Java Services

7 7 Java-enable Network Devices Network API: Control-vs-Forwarding Plane Centralized, CPU-based Router Forwarding-Processors based Router based Router Control + Forwarding Functions combined Control separated From forwarding CPU Routing SW CPU Control Plane Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor SlowWire Speed

8 8 Java-enable Network Devices Network API: Packet Capture CPU Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor AN Apps JFWD to Divert or Copy Wire Speed Packet

9 9 Java-enable Network Devices Applications Active Network Management —Proactive Network Management —Diagnostic Agents Dynamic DiffServ Classifier Active Intrusion Detection Multicast Caching IP Accounting Application-Layer Router-Server Collaboration Pseudo Default Drop Capability

10 10 Java-enable Network Devices Active Network Management Download Oplet Service to the device. Monitor MIB variables Might be complex conditions Trend analysis DiffServ, RMON-II, etc… MIBs Report “events” to NMS —drop rate, packets/second Allow Service to take action Download application Adjust parameters based on direction from NMS Monitor Appropriate Application Download Complex Condition Exceeded NMS No more polling router Extensive access to internal resources

11 11 Java-enable Network Devices Proactive Network Management Device-based Intelligence is Dynamic —Static Management –SNMP set/get mechanisms –Telnet, User Interfaces (cli, web, etc…) —Dynamic Closed-loop Management at Network Node –capable of dealing with new and difficult situations – autonomous and rational properties. –dynamically system monitoring & modification –report status and trends —Monitor MIB to identify poor performance and notify NMS prior to failures —Downloaded service can instantiate new services

12 12 Java-enable Network Devices Diagnostic Agents Automatic traceroute from edge router where problem exists. —Each node reached generates a report to NMS —Traceroute code “moves” to next node in path —Mobile agents identify router health —Create logs for NMS

13 13 Java-enable Network Devices Dynamic DiffServ Classifier Set router filters to sample packets from edge device host ports Identify real-time traffic (RTP flows) Set filter on port to adjust DS-byte value based on policy Keep track of filters set Remove filters no longer in use

14 14 Java-enable Network Devices Dynamic DiffServ Classification Forwarding Processor Forwarding Processor PolicyFilters ORE Service Packet Filte r Sample packets, set filters to modify DS-byte for Per-Hop-Behavior modification Packet Control Plane

15 15 Java-enable Network Devices Active Intrusion Detection Intruder is identified by Intrusion Detection software Intruder signature is identified Mobile agent is dispatched in direction of intruder (based on physical port of entry) Mobile agent “chases” intruder and terminates him (shuts down link, reboot host, notify NMS)

16 16 Java-enable Network Devices Multicast Caching Reliable Multicasting Distribute error control throughout multicast tree Retransmission a local node keeps control close to lossy links Balances processor load away from multicast source

17 17 Java-enable Network Devices IP Accounting Project ABCD (Active Bean Counter in Device) Perform usage accounting at edge node PreCorrelate/aggregate/reduce accounting record on-site $1 rule for billing Real-time billing can be realized Customize billable resources

18 18 Java-enable Network Devices Application Layer Collaboration Among Routers and Servers Server farm load balancing —server state monitored; rerouting based on congestion/load Auctioning Applications Bandwidth Broker

19 19 Java-enable Network Devices Server Collaboration Supports distributed computing applications in which network devices participate —router to router —server to router Supports Intelligent Agents Supports Mobile Agents Java-based Application Java-based Application Java-based Application

20 20 Java-enable Network Devices Bandwidth Broker Collaboration Routers Monitor RMON and DIFFSERV MIB Report Per-IPAddress, Per Protocol statistic to resource broker Adjust DS-byte and Per Hop Behavior based on Bandwidth Broker directions

21 21 Java-enable Network Devices Real-time forwarding Stats and Monitors CPU SW HW AN Apps Forwarding Processor Forwarding Rules Statistics &Monitors Forwarding Processor Forwarding Rules Statistics &Monitors Forwarding Processor Forwarding Rules Statistics &Monitors

22 22 Java-enable Network Devices Dynamic - On the Fly Configuration From downloadable Java application, we can modify the behavior of the ASICs

23 23 Java-enable Network Devices Mixed Topology of AN system - AN Node- None AN Node NO need to know the AN topology ahead of time

24 24 Java-enable Network Devices Active Node Topology Discovery - AN Node- Non AN Node NO need to know the AN topology ahead of time

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