Deterministic IP (#DIP) networking is a new Layer 3 networking architecture. On a DIP network, an innovative periodic scheduling mechanism is introduced to the data plane.
This reduces microbursts by controlling the forwarding interval of each data packet at each hop, achieving both bounded jitter and bounded latency. The control plane uses an efficient path planning and resource allocation algorithm that does not require flow by flow, hop by hop timeslot orchestration, thereby enabling large scale, expansible, and low latency DIP networking. #NetworkEncyclopedia
This reduces microbursts by controlling the forwarding interval of each data packet at each hop, achieving both bounded jitter and bounded latency. The control plane uses an efficient path planning and resource allocation algorithm that does not require flow by flow, hop by hop timeslot orchestration, thereby enabling large scale, expansible, and low latency DIP networking. #NetworkEncyclopedia
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- Huawei Networking
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- Huawei, Enterprise Network
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