Software defined network-based gateway migation processing
AssigneeHewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP
InventorsLiwei Huang, Hai Wang
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AssigneeHewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP
InventorsLiwei Huang, Hai Wang
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Priority of a route, which carries a virtual extensible local area network (VXLAN) tunneling end point (VTEP) Internet protocol (IP) address of a port of a VXLAN tunnel corresponding to a first VXLAN IP GW to be migrated, is lowered. The route is then released to a VTEP at peer end of the VXLAN tunnel. Priority of a static route destined for a virtual machine (VM) is also lowered. The static route is then released to a network device in a non-virtual network. At least two VXLAN IP GWs possess a same VTEP IP address of a port of a VXLAN tunnel. Before priority of route corresponding to first VXLAN IP GW is lowered, priority of route carrying the same VTEP IP address released by each of at least two VXLAN IP GWs is same. Priority of static route from each of at least two VXLAN IP GWs to the VM is same. When controller monitors no data flow between VM and network device in the non-virtual network passes the first VXLAN IP GW, migration actions may be executed.
A software defined network (SDN)-based gateway migration processing method, which is applicable to a network comprising at least two virtual extensible local area network (VXLAN) internet protocol (IP) gateways (GWs),the method comprising:
A non-transitory machine readable storage medium, which is applicable to a first virtual extensible local area network (VXLAN) internet protocol (IP) gateway (GW) to be migrated in at least two VXLAN IP GWs, wherein the non-transitory machine readable storage medium stores machine readable instructions that are executable by a processor to:
A software defined network (SDN)-based gateway (GW) migration processing device, which is applied to a controller in an SDN wherein the SDN-based GW migration processing device at least comprises a processor, a memory and a non-transitory storage medium;
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