Analysing congestion in KNXnet/IP communication system
Salvatore Cavalieri
Abstract
Salvatore Cavalieri
Abstract
KNXnet/IP system allows integration of different KNX networks through an IP network, used as fast backbone. Integration is realised by a particular device called KNXnet/IP Router. Due to the very limited transmission speeds foreseen for the KNX networks, the KNXnet/IP router may represent a bottleneck in routing telegrams coming from the IP network whose destination is a KNX device located in the relevant KNX network. The aim of the paper is to analyse the effect of congestion of KNXnet/IP Routers on the information flow between KNX devices attached to different KNX networks through an IP backbone.
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KNXnet/IP system allows integration of different KNX networks through an IP network, used as fast backbone. Integration is realised by a particular device called KNXnet/IP Router. Due to the very limited transmission speeds foreseen for the KNX networks, the KNXnet/IP router may represent a bottleneck in routing telegrams coming from the IP network whose destination is a KNX device located in the relevant KNX network. The aim of the paper is to analyse the effect of congestion of KNXnet/IP Routers on the information flow between KNX devices attached to different KNX networks through an IP backbone.
Key concepts: Optical IP Switching, Computer network, Loose Source Routing, Bottleneck, IP tunnel, IP forwarding, Virtual routing and forwarding, Computer science