Intro to Controller Networking Flashcards

1
Q

what can you do with WAE

A

WAN abstraction, coordinated maintenace, programmability, bw calendaring, premium-network routing

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2
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why controllers are needed

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to keep up with the pace of business demand for services and connections

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3
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what problems controllers solve

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complexity, human error, scaling up

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4
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what is the solution controllers offer

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single point of control, centralized policy, automated change, unified API

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5
Q

what was the original idea of SDN

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to separate control plane from data plane

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6
Q

what is NOX controller

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in 2008, it provided C++ and Python for applications and Openflow 1.0 southbound

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7
Q

what southbound protocols are used by modern controllers

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NETCONF, RESTCONF, BGP, SNMP, OpenFlow

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8
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describe OpenFlow mode of operation

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centralized control plane, forwardind decisions not made by devices and networking features removed from local devices

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9
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what does Openflow spec define

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protocol, devices, controller

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10
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what tables Openflow device has

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multiple flow tables and a group table, which perform packet lookups

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11
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how does the controller affect routing

A

by updating flow tables

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12
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if the packet does not match a switch flow table where is it sent

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it is sent to the controller

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13
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what are Openflow deployment models

A

proactive, reactive, hybrid

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14
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what is proactive mode

A

controller sends all rules to switch

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15
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what is reactive mode

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after every new flow controller pushes flow rules to the switch

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16
Q

what is hybrid mode

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after every new flow controller pushes flow rules to the switch and that policy remains on the switch

17
Q

what is the problem with reactive and hybrid network

A

latency and scalability in high flow rate environments

18
Q

define ships in the night or vertical partitioning

A

subset of port controlled by Openflow and other native control plane

19
Q

define integrated or horizontal partitioning

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augmenting the native control plane with Openflow