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Switching protocols Project examples using omnet++

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  1. Simulating Basic Ethernet Switching
  • Objective: Execute and simulate simple Ethernet switching within a network.
  • Details:
    • Configure a network topology with multiple switches and end devices.
    • Execute Ethernet switching, in which switches learn the MAC addresses of connected devices and forward frames based on MAC address tables.
    • To emulate the traffic flow within the network and measure the performance in terms of latency, throughput, and packet delivery ratio.
  1. Virtual LAN (VLAN) Switching
  • Objective: Execute and emulate VLAN switching in a network to isolate the traffic into diverse virtual networks.
  • Details:
    • Generate a network topology with multiple VLANs configured via numerous several switches.
    • Execute VLAN tagging and switching, make sure traffic is properly segregated and routed.
    • Mimic inter-VLAN routing using a Layer 3 switch or router and measure the performance in terms of traffic isolation, bandwidth utilization, and security.
  1. Simulation of Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
  • Objective: Execute STP in a network to mitigate loops and make sure a loop-free topology.
  • Details:
    • Configure a network topology with redundant paths and multiple switches.
    • Execute STP to disable redundant paths and supports a single active path to each network segment.
    • Measure the network’s convergence time, fault tolerance, and the effectiveness of the spanning tree.
  1. Quality of Service (QoS) in Switches
  • Objective: Execute QoS mechanisms in switches to select the traffic based on different criteria like type of service.
  • Details:
    • To mimic a network with multiple switches that manages the numerous kinds of traffic that has voice, video, and data.
    • Execute QoS policies in switches, like traffic shaping, policing, and priority queuing.
    • Measure the effects of QoS on network performance that has performance metrics like jitter, latency, and throughput for different traffic classes.
  1. Simulating a Layer 3 Switch
  • Objective: Execute and emulate a Layer 3 switch that performs both switching and routing within a network.
  • Details:
    • Make a network topology with a Layer 3 switch that can forward packets based on both MAC and IP addresses.
    • Executing routing protocols like OSPF or RIP within the Layer 3 switch to handles the inter-network traffic.
    • To emulate the diverse network scenarios and measure the performance of Layer 3 switching in terms of routing efficiency, traffic management, and scalability.
  1. Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) in a Switched Network
  • Objective: Execute MPLS within a switched network to enhance the traffic engineering and optimize the network performance.
  • Details:
    • Configure a network with MPLS-enabled switches that can forward packets based on labels rather than IP addresses.
    • Execute label distribution protocols and create label-switched paths (LSPs) via the network.
    • To mimic numerous traffic scenarios and measure how MPLS enhances the traffic management, decrease the latency, and improves the network throughput.
  1. Data Center Network Simulation with Software-Defined Networking (SDN) Switches
  • Objective: Execute SDN-based switching in a data centre network to permits the dynamic network management.
  • Details:
    • Generate a data centre topology with multiple SDN-enabled switches.
    • Execute an SDN controller that enthusiastically handles the switching decisions based on real-time network conditions.
    • Measure the performance of the SDN-based switching architecture in terms of resilience, efficiency, and responsiveness to varying traffic patterns.
  1. Switching in Wireless Mesh Networks
  • Objective: Execute and emulate the switching protocols in a wireless mesh network in which the nodes act as both hosts and switches.
  • Details:
    • Model a wireless mesh network topology in which the each node can switch packets among its neighbours.
    • Executes a switching protocol to handles the traffic flow within the mesh network.
    • Measure the performance of the mesh network in terms of route stability, network coverage, and overall throughput.

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