Yesterday I described how the limited flow setup rates offered by most commercially-available switches force the developers of production-grade OpenFlow controllers to drop the microflow ideas and focus on state abstraction (people living in a dreamland usually go in a totally opposite direction). Before going into OpenFlow-specific details, let’s review the existing forwarding state abstraction technologies.
Read more ...Thanks for reading my news about Forwarding State Abstraction with Tunneling and Labeling at my blog Bros Droid if you want too share this article, please put the resource, and if you think this article is very usefully dont forget to bookmark this site with CTRL + D on your keyboard to web browser.
More Articles :
QFabric Lite- Cisco Nexus 3548: A Victory for Custom ASICs?
- Arista launches the first hardware VXLAN termination device
- Hyper-V 3.0 Extensible Virtual Switch
- Could IXPs Use OpenFlow to Scale?
- QFabric Behind the Curtain: I was spot-on
- Do we need LACP and UDLD?
- Process, Fast and CEF Switching and Packet Punting
- Is Layer-3 Switch More than a Router?
- Why Do Internet Exchanges Need Layer-2?