Campus Network Multicast Using Huawei eNSP Network Simulator

Mohd Shuib, Muhammad Amin Khusairie (2019) Campus Network Multicast Using Huawei eNSP Network Simulator. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This paper is discuss about the campus network using IP multicasting technique with Huawei eNSP network simulator including multicast protocols, network simulators, campus network and eNSP software itself. Furthermore, this project only implements in simulation only. There are several protocols in multicast technique. PIM is one of multicast protocols. PIM can be divided into two modes: Dense Mode (DM) and Sparse Mode (SM). PIM-DM is a dense mode multicast protocol. In PIM-DM, data is transferred through the "push mode," which is suitable with crowded users for the network. PIM-SM is the sparse mode multicast protocol. In PIM-SM, data is transferred through the "pull mode," which is suitable for the wide network with dispersed users. In this project it will try to implement these of multicast protocols which is PIM-DM versus PIM-SM. IGMP Snoop is very simple. It establishes multicast table items by monitoring the IGMP message between the end of the client and the end of the router. eNSP network simulation is network simulator that develop by Huawei Enterprise Network Simulation. eNSP is a free, extensible, Huawei-based graphical network simulation tool platform. Hardware simulation for enterprise network routers, switches and a perfect presentation of a real device scene, support large-scale network simulation, also make us can do experimental test and learn network technology in the case of that there is no real device. For this project, we will use this network simulator as a platform to construct Campus network topology.

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