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Virual Oral Question and Answer
IEEE/ICACT20260257 Question.4
Questioner: abdelhadi.belfadel@irt-systemx.fr    2026-02-10 오후 4:26:19 		IEEE/ICACT20260257 Answer.4
Answer by Auhor hhl9438@chungbuk.ac.kr   2026-02-10 오후 4:26:19
RESTCONF and the control plane rely on TCP/IP, did you observe any significant latency overhead during the path reconfiguration phase that might impact the strict requirements of URLLC services? To be transparent, our research focused on functional validation, so we did not perform quantitative latency measurements of RESTCONF operations. The purpose of our PoC was to demonstrate that the complete cycle of fault detection, path reconfiguration, and restoration operates automatically without manual intervention. We acknowledge that RESTCONF over TCP/IP may introduce overhead for strict URLLC sub-millisecond requirements. However, we mitigated control plane latency by using pre-calculated backup paths, eliminating real-time path computation overhead. Quantitative latency analysis is planned as future work.

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