WO2004051942A1 - 通信装置および帯域管理方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a communication device and a band management method, and more particularly to a communication device that forms a virtual group with some information devices on a network and a band management method of the communication device.
- VLAN virtual LAN
- VLAN technology by separating the physical network structure from the logical network structure, stations existing on physically separated segments can be collected and appear to be on the same logical segment. it can.
- This VLAN technology has been standardized in the IEEE 802.1Q standard, and currently two types of VLAN technologies, port VLAN and tag VLAN, are specified.
- a port VLAN assigns a VLAN number to each port of a bridge device such as a switching hub, and allows only the traffic of the group corresponding to that VLAN number to flow to each port.
- Port VLANs can be used to separate security and network operations because they can separate traffic on a physical port basis.
- VLAN Tag VLAN is to add two bytes of information called a VLAN tag to a frame and set a VLAN number (VLA N ID) to identify the group to which the frame belongs.
- VLA N ID VLAN number
- This tag VLAN allows multiple groups to share one physical link.
- the VLAN tag is used as an identifier for identifying a group.
- Ethernet for metropolitan area networks
- Such a MAN is constructed by a telecommunications carrier (carrier) and provided to users as a service.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an example of an Ethernet service in the MAN.
- the MAN in Fig. 1 creates a virtual group (user A) with some of the stations 102a to 102c on a LAN constructed by Ethernet (hereinafter simply referred to as Ethernet network).
- Ethernet network a LAN constructed by Ethernet
- the bridge devices 100a to: L00c and 101 on the Ethernet network perform frame transfer between the stations 102a to 102c using the VLAN tag.
- the VLAN tag is used as an identifier for identifying the group of each user who is a subscriber, and a QoS service such as bandwidth guarantee is provided for each group.
- EoMP LS Error et ov e r MPLS
- Ethernet networks are connected to each other by an MPLS (Mu ti pr o ot oc o 1 La bel S ui t c hi ng) network.
- EoMP'LS assigns an identifier called a label to a frame in the MPLS network, and performs frame transfer using only the label.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an example of EoMPLS.
- a group is created by some stations 112a to 112c on the Ethernet network 111a to L11c.
- Ethernet networks 111a to 111c are? 3 on 3 nets? (L abe 1 Sw i t c h Pa t h).
- the Ethernet networks 111a to L11c and the MPLS network are connected via LERs (Label1 EdgeRouter) 110a to 110c.
- the bandwidth usage between each base (ground) can be controlled by setting the bandwidth to be used for each LSP as a reserved bandwidth.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above points, and provides a communication device and a band management method capable of performing band management for each ground within a virtual group constructed by some information devices on a network.
- the task is to provide
- the present invention relates to a communication device for constructing a virtual group by a part of information devices on a network, wherein a frame received from an input port includes a group identification for identifying the group.
- Tag and route identification tag that identifies the route Tag adding means for assigning a tag, a queue for buffering the frame for each of the group identification tag and the route identification tag, and a read control means for controlling a read rate from the queue. It is characterized by.
- a group identification tag and a route identification tag are added to a received frame, and bandwidth management is performed based on the route identification tag.
- bandwidth management is performed based on the route identification tag.
- the communication device may further include a flow rate limiting unit configured to limit a flow rate of the frame to be buffered in the queue for each of the group identification tags.
- the frame may be buffered first.
- the flow rate limiting unit may limit a maximum flow rate of the frame to be buffered in the queue for each of the group identification tags.
- the flow rate limiting means may limit a maximum flow rate and a minimum guaranteed flow rate of the frame buffered in the queue for each of the group identification tags.
- the maximum flow rate and the minimum guaranteed flow rate of frames to be buffered in the queue can be limited for each group identification tag, so that the minimum bandwidth of the group buffered in the same queue is guaranteed.
- the flow rate limiting unit may be configured such that when the flow rate of the frame is equal to or more than a minimum guaranteed flow rate and equal to or less than a maximum flow rate, A message indicating that the frame is preferentially discarded may be added to the frame.
- frames with a flow rate equal to or higher than the minimum guaranteed flow rate and equal to or lower than the maximum flow rate can be preferentially discarded when the queue is congested. It is possible.
- the route identification tag may be attached to a position on the frame to which the group identification tag has been attached before the route identification tag is attached. May be.
- a function of transferring a frame based on the group identification tag is used to assign the route identification tag. Based on this, the frame can be transferred to another communication device.
- the present invention is a communication device for constructing a virtual group with some information devices on a network, and identifies a route from a frame received from an input port.
- Tag deletion means for deleting a route identification tag
- output means for reading a group identification tag for identifying the group from the frame and outputting the frame to an output port based on the group identification tag.
- the present invention relates to a bandwidth management method of a communication device for constructing a virtual group by a part of information devices on a network, wherein a frame received from an input port includes the group A tag assigning step of assigning a group identification tag for identifying a route and a route identification tag for identifying a route; buffering the frame in a queue for each of the group identification tag and the route identification tag; Reading a frame from the queue based on a read rate set for each queue.
- bandwidth management method a group identification tag and a route identification tag are added to a received frame, and bandwidth management is performed based on the route identification tag.
- bandwidth management is performed based on the route identification tag.
- a communication device for constructing a virtual group with a part of information devices on a network, the method comprising identifying a route from a frame received from an input port.
- the frame that has been given the group identification tag can be output from the output port by deleting the route identification tag from the frame to which the route identification tag has been added. It is.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an example of an Ethernet service in the MAN.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an example of EoMPLS.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining a problem of bandwidth management of the Internet service in the MAN.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining bandwidth management between each site using EoMPLS.
- FIG. 5 is an embodiment using the communication device of the present invention, and is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of an Ethernet network using a bridge device.
- FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of an example of the bridge device 1a.
- FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of the first embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a second embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of a third embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a fourth embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- FIG. 11 shows the operation of the bridge device 1a when an unlearned frame is supplied.
- FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of an example of the bridge devices 1b and 1c. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 5 is an embodiment using the communication device of the present invention, and is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of an Ethernet network using a bridge device.
- user A who has bases in the Tokyo head office, Nagoya branch, and Osaka branch, connected between the Tokyo head office and the Nagoya branch at 20 Mb / s, and connected between the Tokyo head office and the Osaka branch at 80 Mb.
- An example is described.
- Station 3a is connected to bridge device 1a.
- Station 3b is connected to bridge device 1b.
- Station 3c is connected to bridge device lc.
- the bridge devices 1 a to 1 c are connected to each other via a bridge device 2.
- Frames transferred between bridges 1a to lc and 2 are provided with a first-stage VLAN tag V1 for identifying a user group and a second-stage VLAN tag V2 for identifying a route.
- VLAN tag V 1 1 for user A's group
- VLAN tag V 2 3 for the route between Tokyo head office and Nagoya branch
- FIG. 5 only the VLAN tags VI and V2 of the frame transferred between the bridges 1a to 1c and 2 are shown, and other parts are omitted.
- a frame transmitted from the station 3a installed in the Tokyo head office is supplied to the bridge device 1a as it is.
- the frame transmitted from the station 3a installed at the Tokyo head office is supplied to the bridge device 1a after the VLAN tag V1 has been added by the preceding device.
- the bridge device 1a accumulates (buffers) frames to which the VLAN tags VI and V2 have been added in queues corresponding to the VLAN tags VI and V2.
- the VLAN tags V1 and V2 are provided by one bridge device 1a, but the configuration may be such that the VLAN tags V1 and V2 are provided by a plurality of bridge devices.
- the queue in which the frames are stored is subjected to band control by weighted round robin (WRR) or the like.
- WRR weighted round robin
- the frame read from the queue is transmitted to the bridge device 2.
- the frame transmitted from the bridge device 1 a is received by the tag VLAN port of the bridge device 2.
- the bridge device 2 identifies the route of the frame with reference to only the outermost VLAN tag of the received frame, that is, only the VLAN tag V2. This is based on the fact that the bridge device 2 refers to only the outermost VLAN tag of the frame to identify the domain. By stacking the VLAN tag V2 outside the tag 1, the bridge device 2 can recognize the outermost frame of the received frame without discriminating that the VLAN tag V1 and V2 are in two stages.
- the route of the frame can be identified by referring only to the V LAN tag V2.
- the bridge device 1b or 1c that has received the frame from the bridge device 2 deletes the second-stage VLAN tag V2 from the received frame. For example, port LAN In this case, the bridge device 1b or 1c deletes the VLAN tag V1 from the frame from which the VLAN tag V2 has been deleted, and transmits the frame to the station 3b or 3c. In the case of the tag VLAN, the bridge device 1b or 1c transmits the frame from which the VLAN tag V2 has been deleted to the subsequent device. The frame from which the V LAN tag V2 has been deleted is transmitted to the station 3b or 3c after the VLAN tag V1 has been deleted by the subsequent device.
- FIG. 6 is a configuration diagram of an example of the bridge device 1a.
- the bridge device 1a is configured to include a VLAN tag VI adding unit 10, a MAC search unit 11, a queue control unit 12, one or more queues 13, a write control unit 14, a read control unit 15, and a MAC table 16. Have been.
- VLAN tag VI adding unit 10
- MAC search unit 11 a queue control unit 12
- DA Denssion Ad dress
- SA Source Ad dress
- the VLAN tag VI adding unit 10 of the bridge device 1a adds the VLAN tag V1 to the frame received from the station 3a. And sends it to the MAC search unit 11.
- the station 3 a when the station 3 a is not directly connected, the frame to which the VLAN tag V 1 has been added by the preceding device is transmitted to the MAC search unit 11 because the station 3 a is a tag VLAN.
- the MAC search unit 11 reads the DA and the VLAN tag V1 from the received frame, and searches the MAC table 16 for the VLAN tag V2 and the port to be output using the DA and the VLAN tag V1 as key information.
- the MAC table 16 associates the DA and the VLAN tag V1 with the port and the VLAN tag V2. Then, the MAC search unit 11 adds the searched VLAN tag V2 to the frame, and transmits the frame to the queue control unit 12.
- the write control unit 14 of the queue control unit 12 reads the VLAN tags V 1 and V 2 from the received frame, and uses the V LAN tags V 1 and V 2 to store a queue 13 in which frames are to be stored as described later. Search for. And the queue control unit 12 Puts the frame in the searched queue 13.
- the read control unit 15 of the queue control unit 12 searches the read rate set for each queue 13 as described later, and reads a frame from the queue 13 so as to reach the read rate. Therefore, the queue control unit 12 can control the frame reading rate for each queue.
- FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of the first embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 7 is configured to include one or more queues 13, a write control unit 14, a read control unit 15, a queue distribution table 17 and a shaping table 18.
- the write control unit 14 of the queue control unit 12 reads out the VLAN tags V1 and V2 from the received frame, and searches the queue distribution table 17 using the VLAN tags VI and V2 as key information. Note that the queue distribution table 17 associates the VLAN tags V1 and V2 with the queues. Then, the write control unit 14 accumulates the frames in the searched queue 13.
- the queue control unit 12 sorts the received frames according to the VLAN tags V1 and V2.
- the read control unit 15 of the queue control unit 12 searches the shaving table 18 for a read rate set for each queue 13 and reads frames from the queue 13 so as to reach the read rate. Therefore, the queue control unit 12 can control the frame reading rate for each queue.
- FIG. 8 is a configuration diagram of a second embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 8 is configured to include one or more queues 13, a write control unit 14, a read control unit 15, a queue distribution table 17, a shaving table 18, a policing table 19, and one or more policers 20. Is done.
- the write control unit 14 of the queue control unit 12 reads the VLAN tag V2 from the received frame, and searches the queue distribution table 17 that associates the VLAN tag V2 with the queue using the VLAN tag V2 as key information. That is, the queue control unit 12 sorts the received frame according to the VLAN tag V2, in other words, according to the route. I can.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 8 is provided with a policer 20 at the preceding stage of each queue 13 and performs policing on the frames accumulated in each queue 13 for each VLAN tag V1.
- the policer 20 reads the VLAN tag VI from the received frame, and searches the policing table 19 that associates the VLAN tag V1 with the input rate using the VLAN tag V1 as key information.
- the policing table 19 is set for each policer 20. That is, the queue control unit 12 restricts the flow rate of the frame allocated according to the VLAN tag V2 according to the VLAN tag VI.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 8 can reduce the number of queues compared to the queue control unit 12 in FIG.
- the read control unit 15 of the queue control unit 12 searches the reading table 18 for the read rate set for each queue 13, and reads a frame from the queue 13 so as to achieve the read rate. Therefore, the queue control unit 12 can control the frame reading rate for each queue.
- FIG. 9 is a configuration diagram of a third embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 9 differs from the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 8 in the settings of the shaving table 18 and the policing table 19.
- the policing table 19 sets the maximum rate for the V LAN tag V 1, in other words, for each group.
- the policer 20 performs policing on the frames stored in each queue 13 at the maximum rate for each group.
- the shaving table 18 sets the sum of the maximum rates of the groups that accumulate frames in each queue 13 as the queue 13 read rate.
- FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a fourth embodiment of the queue control unit 12.
- the queue control unit 12 in FIG. 10 differs from the queue control unit 12 in FIGS. 8 and 9 in the settings of the shaving table 18 and the policing table 19.
- the policing table 19 sets the maximum rate and the minimum guaranteed rate for the VLAN tag VI, in other words, for each group.
- the policer 20 performs policing on the frames stored in each queue 13 at the minimum guaranteed rate and the maximum rate for each group.
- a priority discard bit is set for traffic that is higher than the minimum guaranteed rate and equal to or lower than the maximum rate (best-effort traffic) to be preferentially discarded in the queue 13.
- the queue 13 is provided with a priority discard threshold.
- the priority discard threshold When the number of frames stored in the queue 13 exceeds the priority discard threshold, the frame with the priority discard bit is discarded with priority. In this way, when the frames accumulated in the queue 13 exceed the priority discard threshold, the frames with the priority discard bit set are discarded preferentially, so that the traffic below the minimum guaranteed rate is read preferentially. That's a thing.
- FIG. 11 is a diagram for explaining the operation of the bridge device 1a when an unlearned frame is supplied. Note that the basic operation is the same as that of the bridge device 1a in FIG.
- the MAC search unit 11 reads the DA and the VLAN tag V1 from the received frame, and searches the MAC table 16 for the VLAN tag V2 and the port to be output using the DA and the VLAN tag V1 as key information. Since the frame received at this time is an unlearned frame, the MAC search unit 11 cannot search the MAC table 16 for the VLAN tag V2 and the port to be output.
- the MAC search unit 11 searches the forwarding table 31 using the VLAN tag V1 as key information to multicast the frame to the domain of the VLAN tag VI, and searches the physical and logical ports belonging to the VLAN tag V1. Get a bitmap. At this time, the frames are accumulated in the multicast queue 30, and the opportunity to read out to each port is asked.
- the VLAN tag V2 corresponding to the queue from which the frame is to be read is read from the VLAN tag V2 assignment table 32.
- the read control unit can transmit a frame to which the VLAN tag V2 has been added even if the received frame is an unlearned frame.
- FIG. 12 is a configuration diagram of an example of the bridge devices 1b and 1c.
- the bridge devices 1b and 1c are configured to include a MAC learning unit 40, a VLAN tag V2 deletion unit 41, a MAC search unit 42, a VLAN tag V1 deletion unit 43, and a MAC table 44.
- a MAC learning unit 40 a VLAN tag V2 deletion unit 41
- a MAC search unit 42 a VLAN tag V1 deletion unit 43
- MAC table 44 a configuration diagram of an example of the bridge devices 1b and 1c.
- FIG. 12 only the VLAN tags VI, V LAN tags V2, DA and SA of the frames passing through the bridges lb and 1c are shown, and other parts are omitted.
- the MAC search unit 40 of the bridge device lb, 1c Upon receiving the frame from the bridge device 2, the MAC search unit 40 of the bridge device lb, 1c reads the VLAN tag V1, the VLAN tag V2, and the SA from the frame, and extracts the SA and the VLAN tag V1 and the frame. It learns the received port V LAN tag V 2 and stores it in the MAC table 44.
- the MAC table 44 has the SA and VLAN tag V1 and the port and VL It is associated with AN tag V2. Then, the MAC learning unit 40 transmits the learned frame to the VLAN tag V2 deletion unit 41.
- the VLAN tag V2 deletion unit 41 deletes the VLAN tag V2 from the received frame and transmits it to the MAC search unit 42.
- the MAC search unit 42 reads the V LAN tag V 1 from the received frame, and searches the MAC table 44 for a port from which the frame is to be output, using the VLAN tag V 1 as key information.
- the VLAN tag VI deletion unit 43 deletes the VLAN tag V1 from the frame received from the MAC search unit 42, and transmits the frame to the station 3b or 3c.
- the MAC search unit 42 of the bridge device 1b or 1c transmits the frame from which the VLAN tag V2 has been deleted to the subsequent device.
- the frame from which the V LAN tag V 2 has been deleted is transmitted to the station 3b or 3c after the VLAN tag VI has been deleted in the subsequent device.
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