Abstract:To satisfy the demands of pooled SDR devices for SRIO networks with high bandwidth, low latency, high reliability and maintainability, this paper designs and implements an SRIO network management system based on dynamic routing to overcome defects of traditional enumeration routing such as fixed paths, destination ID loss in waveform reconstruction, hard fault diagnosis and low redundant link utilization. A three-layer componentized architecture is established, seven C++ core classes are modeled by object-oriented methods, and a shortest-path DFS algorithm is adopted for multi-path search and redundant link scheduling. Register access of switching chips is realized via IIC, and a link-management-centric dynamic routing mechanism completes link lifecycle control and full fault closed-loop processing. Tests show the system recovers links within 66.6 ms on average during waveform reconstruction (86.6% performance boost), localizes faults within 300 ms and achieves 100% self-recovery rate, surpassing conventional solutions. It meets the engineering requirements of pooled SDR equipment and offers an effective scheme for complex SRIO network management.