These are excellent answers. I think you can find many more by doing reference
chasing and also taking a look at citeseer and the ACM and IEEE digital
libraries.
On Aug 15, 2012, at 7:10 AM, Marcos Rogerio Salvador
wrote:
> If you think of GMPLS, where GMPLS protocol entities run as virtual
>
If you think of GMPLS, where GMPLS protocol entities run as virtual
entities on servers or in (most probably private) clouds to control
traffic forwarding (through LSPs) in GMPLS-incapable nodes, that is a
case of a non-OF SDN architecture. Take DRAGON as an example.
Comercial GMPLS stacks can run
> A quick question: Are there any SDN architectures using something else at the
> forwarding layer instead of OpenFlow?
> (Unsuprisingly, Google returns nothing tangible for "software-defined
> networking -openflow -cognitive -radio".)
Earlier work on the Routing Control Platform (also called t
A quick question: Are there any SDN architectures using something else at
the forwarding layer instead of OpenFlow?
(Unsuprisingly, Google returns nothing tangible for "software-defined
networking -openflow -cognitive -radio".)
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