Flexibility and programmability are key features of open networking platforms to effectively design, develop and assess new Future Internet architectures. This paper introduces a novel framework, based on open source software and PC hardware, that defines all the building blocks necessary to provide a full set of advanced networking capabilities (including QoS support and Traffic Engineering). The framework implementation also takes into account software reuse by facilitating maintenance and customization of the network protocol stack in software routers. The proposed open framework is also available as live distributions, which allow network designers to take advantage of its capabilities with a short learning curve
Currently, network environments are controlled manually or at a certain level of automation and are ...
Network softwarization drives innovation both in software and hardware. This demo introduces a highl...
We argue that currently developed software frameworks for active and programmable networking do not ...
Abstract. We consider IP routers based on off-the-shelf personal computer (PC) hardware running the ...
With the development of Internet, routers are undergoing great changes. But the traditional software...
Abstract: Software Defined Network (SDN) is one of the most promising paradigm for the Future Intern...
The networking equipment market is being transformed by the need for greater openness and flexibilit...
In this paper, our main objective is to explore how Linux Software Routers (SRs) can deploy advanced...
The pace of development in computer communication has brought advancement into our lives. Every face...
The deregulation of the telecommunications sector, and the resulting multi-operator competitive mark...
Network virtualization promises to spur innovation and add flexibility to the Future Internet infras...
While there has already been significant research in support of openness and programmability in netw...
The ongoing increases of line speed in the Internet backbone combined with the need for increased fu...
Currently, network environments are controlled manually or at a certain level of automation and are ...
In the last few years, the importance of the internet in our lives increased considerably. Networks...
Currently, network environments are controlled manually or at a certain level of automation and are ...
Network softwarization drives innovation both in software and hardware. This demo introduces a highl...
We argue that currently developed software frameworks for active and programmable networking do not ...
Abstract. We consider IP routers based on off-the-shelf personal computer (PC) hardware running the ...
With the development of Internet, routers are undergoing great changes. But the traditional software...
Abstract: Software Defined Network (SDN) is one of the most promising paradigm for the Future Intern...
The networking equipment market is being transformed by the need for greater openness and flexibilit...
In this paper, our main objective is to explore how Linux Software Routers (SRs) can deploy advanced...
The pace of development in computer communication has brought advancement into our lives. Every face...
The deregulation of the telecommunications sector, and the resulting multi-operator competitive mark...
Network virtualization promises to spur innovation and add flexibility to the Future Internet infras...
While there has already been significant research in support of openness and programmability in netw...
The ongoing increases of line speed in the Internet backbone combined with the need for increased fu...
Currently, network environments are controlled manually or at a certain level of automation and are ...
In the last few years, the importance of the internet in our lives increased considerably. Networks...
Currently, network environments are controlled manually or at a certain level of automation and are ...
Network softwarization drives innovation both in software and hardware. This demo introduces a highl...
We argue that currently developed software frameworks for active and programmable networking do not ...