Paper Info
Title
A Routing Protocol For Sdn-Based Multi-Hop D2d Communications
Abstract
This paper presents a new Multi-hop Device-to Device (MD2D) routing protocol, referred to as SMDRP (SDN-based Multi-hop D2D Routing Protocol), for SDN-based wireless networks. Our proposed protocol can be considered as a semi-distributed routing protocol, where an SDN controller manages and controls part of the overall MD2D routing functionality to increase scalability while enabling network operators to control and maintain the out-of-band packet forwarding network. This paper also extends prior work on the Hybrid SDN Architecture for Wireless Distributed Networks (HSAW) Ill and is adapted to the framework presented in this paper. In HSAW, since all link state information is flooded by the controller to the nodes, the network will experience scalability problem. In our approach, this problem is overcome by only passing the next hop for each active route to the mobile nodes. To investigate this, we performed a theoretical and simulation studies comparing HSAW with SMDRP. From our result, it can be seen that for larger density populated networks, SMDRP shows better scalability than HSAW. In addition, mobile nodes need less memory and energy for their communications.
Year
DOI
Venue
2019
10.1109/CCNC.2019.8651752
2019 16TH IEEE ANNUAL CONSUMER COMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING CONFERENCE (CCNC)
Keywords
Field
DocType
Device to Device, SG, Multi hop, Routing, Software-defined networking
Wireless network,Control theory,Link-state routing protocol,Wireless,Computer science,Computer network,Hop (networking),Packet forwarding,Scalability,Distributed computing,Routing protocol
Conference
ISSN
Citations 
PageRank 
2331-9852
0
0.34
References 
Authors
0
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Mahrokh Abdollahi121.04
Mehran Abolhasan245148.95
Negin Shariati362.66
Justin Lipman4655.81
Abbas Jamalipour52295219.61
Wei Ni647470.16