Method of exchanging information between two networks operating under different routing protocols
AssigneeSagem SA
InventorsAdeline Jacquet, Robert Brive, Benjamin Declety
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AssigneeSagem SA
InventorsAdeline Jacquet, Robert Brive, Benjamin Declety
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A method of exchanging information between a first network implementing a routing protocol using static routing tables and a second network implementing a routing protocol using dynamic routing tables and including stages of exchanging identification messages and of exchanging routing table update messages, the method comprising the steps of: a first routing element associated with the first network issuing to a second routing element associated with the second network identification messages containing identifiers of network elements to which the first routing element knows it is connected either directly or indirectly, and in the second routing element updating the routing table from the identification messages coming from the first routing element.
A method of exchanging information between a first network and a second network, each made up of network elements, comprising:
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An aircraft having an on-board network comprising an avionics network and a public network, each made up of network elements, and connected to each other via at least two first routing elements that are selectively associated with the avionics network, and by at least one second routing element that is associated with the public network and that is connected to the first routing elements, the avionics network implementing a routing protocol using static routing tables, and the public network implementing a routing protocol using dynamic routing tables and including a stage of exchanging identification messages each having a neighborhood identification field normally dedicated to receiving the identifiers of neighboring network elements directly connected to the network element issuing the identification message and informing the neighboring network elements that the issuing network element is active, and a stage of exchanging routing table update messages, which update messages normally contain the identifiers of network elements to which the message-issuing network element knows it is connected either directly or indirectly, wherein:
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