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5.14. SDN implementation of Dijkstra’s
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a. When executing, Dijkstra’s algorithm will need to send messages to all of the routers to gather their link costs.
b. When executing, Dijkstra’s algorithm will use the link-state
c. When executing, Dijkstra’s algorithm will execute within the
d. When executing, Dijkstra’s algorithm will run as a network control application “on top” on the SDN controller.
e. If a router’s forwarding table should be changed as a result of running Dijkstra’s algorithm, the new flow table for that router will be updated by the SDN controller via the southbound API using the Openflow protocol.
f. If a router’s forwarding table should be changed as a result of running Dijkstra’s algorithm, the implementation of Dijkstra’s algorithm will determine the routers needing updated flow tables, and send the new flow tables to them directly using the OSPF protocol.
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