Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model

To address the challenges of time-varying node connectivity and frequent link failures in tactical communication networks under conditions of strong adversarial and high-mobility operations, which result in frequent route convergence and short effective transmission times, a cluster-based route conv...

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Main Authors: PAN Chengsheng, LU Huangjie, SHI Huaifeng, WANG Yingzhi
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Published: Editorial Department of Journal on Communications 2024-12-01
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Online Access:http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-436x.2024267/
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author PAN Chengsheng
LU Huangjie
SHI Huaifeng
WANG Yingzhi
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LU Huangjie
SHI Huaifeng
WANG Yingzhi
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description To address the challenges of time-varying node connectivity and frequent link failures in tactical communication networks under conditions of strong adversarial and high-mobility operations, which result in frequent route convergence and short effective transmission times, a cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model (OSPF-CSG) was proposed. Firstly, link states were obtained based on the statistical characteristics of Hello messages, and node states were characterized using aggregated link state features to construct the network state graph model. Secondly, the neighbor state machine’s state transition triggers were improved, and two new OSPF message types were developed to design an active/passive association mechanism for complete adjacency relationships. Finally, on this basis, a cluster head bootstrap algorithm, node clustering algorithm, and inter-cluster connection algorithm were proposed to achieve cluster-based routing convergence. Simulation results show that, in eight different network topologies and under different link damage conditions, OSPF-CSG achieves an average reduction of 82% in the total number of route convergences, a reduction in routing overhead by 70% on average, and an improvement in packet delivery rate by 60% on average compared to the traditional OSPF protocol’s route convergence algorithm.
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spelling doaj-art-ce765e52b45d4d22ac97488badd0a0872025-01-18T19:00:07ZzhoEditorial Department of Journal on CommunicationsTongxin xuebao1000-436X2024-12-01459511080268820Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph modelPAN ChengshengLU HuangjieSHI HuaifengWANG YingzhiTo address the challenges of time-varying node connectivity and frequent link failures in tactical communication networks under conditions of strong adversarial and high-mobility operations, which result in frequent route convergence and short effective transmission times, a cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model (OSPF-CSG) was proposed. Firstly, link states were obtained based on the statistical characteristics of Hello messages, and node states were characterized using aggregated link state features to construct the network state graph model. Secondly, the neighbor state machine’s state transition triggers were improved, and two new OSPF message types were developed to design an active/passive association mechanism for complete adjacency relationships. Finally, on this basis, a cluster head bootstrap algorithm, node clustering algorithm, and inter-cluster connection algorithm were proposed to achieve cluster-based routing convergence. Simulation results show that, in eight different network topologies and under different link damage conditions, OSPF-CSG achieves an average reduction of 82% in the total number of route convergences, a reduction in routing overhead by 70% on average, and an improvement in packet delivery rate by 60% on average compared to the traditional OSPF protocol’s route convergence algorithm.http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-436x.2024267/network state graphnode clusteringroute convergenceOSPF protocol
spellingShingle PAN Chengsheng
LU Huangjie
SHI Huaifeng
WANG Yingzhi
Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
Tongxin xuebao
network state graph
node clustering
route convergence
OSPF protocol
title Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
title_full Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
title_fullStr Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
title_full_unstemmed Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
title_short Cluster-based route convergence method based on network state graph model
title_sort cluster based route convergence method based on network state graph model
topic network state graph
node clustering
route convergence
OSPF protocol
url http://www.joconline.com.cn/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-436x.2024267/
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