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A well known drawback of IP-multicast is that it requires per-group state tobe stored in the routers. Bloom-filter based source-routed multicast remediesthis problem by moving the state from the routers to the packets. However, afixed sized Bloom-filter can only store a limited number of items before thefalse positive ratio grows too high implying scalability issues. Severalproposals have tried to address these scalability issues in Bloom-filterforwarding. These proposals, however, unnecessarily increase the forwardingcomplexity.  In this paper, we present Extensible-Bloom-filter (XBF), a new framing andforwarding solution which effectively circumvents the aforementioned drawbacks.XBF partitions a network into sub-networks that reflect the network topologyand traffic patterns, and uses a separate fixed-length Bloom-filter in each ofthese. We formulate this partition assignment problem into a balanced edgepartitioning problem, and evaluate it with simulations on realistic topologies.Our results show that XBF scales to very large networks with minimal overheadand completely eliminates the false-positives that have plagued the traditionalBloom-filter-based forwarding protocols. It furthermore integrates with SDNenvironments, making it highly suitable for deployments in off-the-shelfSDN-based networks.

XBF: Scaling up Bloom-filter-based Source Routing