A Review of Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) as a Link Redundancy in SDN Based Network Using Ryu-Controller
Ali Ibnun Nurhadi, Guntur Petrus B.K., Muhammad Firdaus, Raditya, Muhammad

TL;DR
This paper reviews the use of Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP) for link redundancy in SDN networks managed by Ryu-Controller, demonstrating improved reliability through simulation analysis.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive review of LACP implementation in SDN with Ryu-Controller, including simulation-based evaluation of failover performance and link distribution.
Findings
Link redundancy improves network reliability.
Equal data rate distribution across links is effective.
Simulation confirms LACP's role in failover performance.
Abstract
A reliable network is an absolute requirement for telecommunication networks at this time. This is in line with the growing number of users who need a reliable and uninterrupted connection to the server. Link Aggregation is one of the techniques that can be used to provide a reliable network. Link Aggregation System combines two or more links into one logical link, which is characterized by the use of a single IP address. During the communication between host and server, whenever the used link is broken or terminated the other active link can act as redundancy to resume that communication. This mechanism is called link redundancy. This mechanism will not run without the existence of another mechanism that monitors the condition of the links, which is either connected or disconnected. That mechanism is called link monitoring. Link monitoring used in this simulation is the Media…
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