ABSTRACT
Software-defined networking (SDN) technologies powered by the OpenFlow protocol provide viable options to address the bandwidth needs of next-generation computer networks. And, since many large corporations already produce network devices that support the OpenFlow standard, there are opportunities for those who can manage complex and large-scale ne
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part |2 pages
PART I
chapter 1|14 pages
SDN/OPENFLOW: CONCEPTS AND APPLICATIONS A SH LEY GER RITYANDF EI H U
ONCEPTS PPLICATIONS
chapter 2|22 pages
AN OPENFLOW NETWORK DESIGN CYCLE PEDRO A . ARAN DA GU T I ÉR R EZ AND DI EG O R . L OPEZ
ETWORK ESIGN
part |2 pages
PART II
chapter 3|32 pages
IP SOURCE ADDRESS VALIDATION SOLUTION WITH OPENFLOW EXTENSION AND OPENROUTER
OURCE DDRESS ALIDATION OLUTION WITH XTENSION OUTER
chapter 4|14 pages
LANGUAGE AND PROGRAMMING IN SDN/ OPENFLOW MUHAMMAD FA ROOQ ANDF EI H U
ROGRAMMING IN
chapter 5|34 pages
CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE FOR SDNS: CONCEPTUAL MODELS AND PRACTICAL VIEW NATA LIA CA S T RO F ER NA N DES AND LU I Z CL AU DIO SCH ARAM AGA LH Ã ES
ANAGEMENT OFTWARE FOR Conceptual Models and Practical View
chapter 6|12 pages
CONTROLLER ARCHITECTURE AND PERFORMANCE IN SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKS T I NG ZHA NG ANDF EI H U
RCHITECTURE ERFORMANCE IN OFTWARE EFINED ETWORKS
chapter 7|20 pages
MOBILE APPLICATIONS ON GLOBAL CLOUDS USING OPENFLOW AND SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKING SU BH A RT H I PAU L , R AJ JA I N, JAY I Y ER , AND DAV E OR A N
OBILE PPLICATIONS ON LOBAL LOUDS OFTWARE EFINED ETWORKING
chapter 8|46 pages
HYBRID NETWORKING TOWARD A SOFTWARE- DEFINED ERA CH R IS TIAN ES T EV E RO T H EN BERG, A LL A N V I DA L , M A RCOS ROGER IO SA LVA D OR , CA R L OS N. A . COR RÊA , SI DN EY LUCENA , F ER NA NDO FA RIAS, JOÃO SA LVAT T I, EDUA R D O CERQU EIR A , A NDAN TÔN IO A BELÉ M
YBRID ETWORKING OWARD A OFTWARE EFINED
part |2 pages
PART III
chapter 10|16 pages
MULTIMEDIA OVER OPENFLOW/SDN COLBY DICK ER SON, F EI H U, AND SU NILKUMAR
ULTIMEDIA
chapter 13|34 pages
PROGRAMMABLE NETWORK TRAFFIC CLASSIFICATION WITH OPENFLOW EXTENSIONS SA N PI NG L I , ER IC MURR AY, AND YA N LUO
ROGRAMMABLE ETWORK RAFFIC LASSIFICATION XTENSIONS
part |2 pages
PART IV
chapter 14|82 pages
OPENFLOW/SDN FOR METRO/BACKBONE OPTICAL NETWORKS LEI LIU, HONGX I A NG GUO, AND TA K EH IRO T SU R I TA N I
ACKBONE PTICAL ETWORKS
chapter 17|25 pages
INVESTIGATION OF ANYCAST IMPLEMENTATION IN SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKING J I NG GUO GE , Y U LEI W U, Y U EPENG E , JUNLI NG YOU, AND CH UA N DU
NYCAST MPLEMENTATION OFTWARE EFINED ETWORKING
