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Effective switch memory management in OpenFlow networks

Vishnoi et al., 2014

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8429939529544925552
Author
Vishnoi A
Poddar R
Mann V
Bhattacharya S
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Proceedings of the 8th ACM international conference on distributed event-based systems

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OpenFlow networks require installation of flow rules in a limited capacity switch memory (Ternary Content Addressable Memory or TCAMs, in particular) from a logically centralized controller. A controller can manage the switch memory in an OpenFlow network through …
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