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Network innovation through OpenFlow and SDN
"Preface Software-defined network (SDN)/OpenFlow research and development have attracted the attention of many researchers and companies. The key idea of an SDN is to split the network forwarding function, performed by the data plane, from the network control function, performed by the control plane. This allows a simpler and more flexible network control and management, and also network virtualization. OpenFlow is the main SDN implementation. The network controller communicates with OpenFlow switches using the OpenFlow protocol through a secure channel. Using this connection, the controller is able to configure the forwarding tables of the switch. The figure (in the right) shows a simple OpenFlow architecture. OpenFlow-based SDN technologies enable us to address the highbandwidth, dynamic nature of computer networks; adapt the network functions to different business needs easily; and reduce network operations and management complexity significantly. Many large companies (such as Cisco, Microsoft, Google, etc.) have produced OpenFlow-supported products (such as switches). K16575_C000e.indd 11 11/12/2013 5:45:58 AM xi i Preface Channel Open flow Switch Controller OpenFlow Protocol Flow table Group table Flow table Flow table Needless to say, SDN/OpenFlow will become one of the most important trends for the future Internet and regional networks"--
Chapter 8 Hybrid Networking Toward a Software-Defined EraChapter 9 Network Virtualization for OpenFlow; PART III: QUALITY OF SERVICE; Chapter 10 Multimedia Over OpenFlow/SDN; Chapter 11 QoS Issues in OpenFlow/SDN; Chapter 12 QoS-Oriented Design in OpenFlow; Chapter 13 Programmable Network Traffic Classification with OpenFlow Extensions; PART IV: ADVANCED TOPICS; Chapter 14 OpenFlow/SDN for Metro/Backbone Optical Networks; Chapter 15 OpenFlow/SDN and Optical Networks; Chapter 16 Security Issues in SDN/OpenFlow; Chapter 17 Investigation of Anycast Implementation in Software-Defined Networking.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Software-defined networking (Computer network technology)
OpenFlow (Protocole de réseaux d'ordinateurs)