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    Heterogeneous Flow Table Integration for Capacity Enhancement in Software-Defined Networks
    (2018-01-01)
    Hung, Chi-Hsiang
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    Wang, Jheng-Jyun
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    Wang, Li-Chun
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    Wang, Kuo-Chen
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    Lee, Chain-Wu
    Commercial OpenFlow-enabled legacy switches implement flow tables with Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM) to perform high speed flow matching process. However, the size of TCAM-based flow table is restricted to few thousands of entries due to manufacturing cost and high power consumption. In this paper, we propose the Flow Entry Agent which can integrate heterogeneous flow tables, such as ASIC-side MAC/IP/ACL tables and CPU-side SRAM-based tables to increase the storage capacity without modifying ASIC. Besides, the Agent will compress the CPU-side tables and perform flow matching process with these tables. Simulation results show that our Agent can not only increase the capacity of flow table to 11.38x to 65.24x but also reduce 80.99% to 87.36% of Packet_In messages with additional 1 MB CPU-side SRAM.
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    Control Plane Latency Reduction for Service Chaining in Mobile Edge Computing System
    (2017-01-01)
    Hung, Chi-Hsiang
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    Hsieh, Yao-Chou
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    Wang, Li-Chun
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    電機工程學系
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    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
    Software-Defined Networking and Network Function Virtualization technologies are utilized to construct service chains cheaply and elastically. In Mobile Edge Computing platform, cloud servers can be deployed near to base stations. Migrating service functions of service chains to edge can reduce network latency or save unnecessary bandwidth consumption between edge and cloud datacenter. However, the control plane latency of SDN/NFV Mobile Edge Computing Platform is subject to the scalability of flow table in SDN switches due to flow table overflow problem. In this paper, we proposed Hash-based Group Management scheme to reduce the number of maintained flow entries by assigning users into groups and design a hash-based structure to efficiently maintain the group information. In our simulation results, the proposed scheme can reduce the number of maintain flow entries and table overflow ratio to improve the control plane latency.
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    High-Efficiency Matching Mechanism for Off-Chip Tables in OpenFlow-enabled Legacy Switch
    (2017-01-01)
    Wang, Jheng-Jyun
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    Hung, Chi-Hsiang
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    Wang, Li-Chun
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    Wang, Kuo-Chen
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    Lee, Chain-Wu
    Commercial OpenFlow-enabled legacy switches implement flow tables with Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM) to perform high-speed flow matching process. However, the size of TCAM-based flow table is restricted to few thousands of entries due to manufacturing cost and high power consumption. In our previous research, we proposed Flow Entry Agent to integrate Off-Chip tables to increase the storage capacity without modifying Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC). In this paper, we propose an efficient matching mechanism for Off-Chip tables. Simulation results show that our mechanism significantly increase the efficiency of flow matching process.
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    Scalable Topology-based Flow Entry Management in Data Center
    (2016)
    Hung, Chi-Hsiang
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    Huang, Chao-Wei
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    Wang, Li-Chun
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    Chen, Chien
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    資訊工程學系
    Compared with current distributed networks, Software defined networking is an innovative technology to manage networks by a centralized controller with global visibility. OpenFlow is one kind of SDN protocols. It provides flow-level controllability of network traffic to simplify the management of the administrators of data center. Flow control rules used by OpenFlow in switch flow table are called flow entries. Modern commodity switches use TCAM to implement flow table because of its high matching speed. However, the general TCAM size of switch only accommodates up to thousands of flow entries due to its high cost-to-density ratio and high power consumption. It indicates that the maximal number of flow that can be controlled is restricted to the TCAM size of switch. That leads to several scalability issues, especially in a data center. In this paper, we propose a topology based flow entry management (TFEM) technique, which is a scalable and memory-efficient solution by exploiting the hierarchical topology characteristic to aggregate the uses of flow entries for most of the small flows in a data center. With the proposed downlink and uplink separated flow tables structure, our results show that TFEM can reduce the average number of flow entries by 50%similar to 78% for fat-tree topology against the traditional SDN without any switch hardware modification.