Implementing Layer 2 Network Virtualization Using OpenFlow: Challenges and Solutions

Matias, Jon; Tornero, Borja; Mendiola, Alaitz; Jacob, Eduardo; Toledo, Nerea

doi:10.1109/ewsdn.2012.18

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“…IP to MAC mapping tables can be used to detect ARP spoofing. [Matias et al 2012] proposed an Address Resolution Mapping (ARM) module in the controller that tracks MAC addresses from authorized users or hosts. Controller then consults this ARP module and discards ARP responses that are not verified by the ARP module.…”

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Security of Software Defined Networks: A survey

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2015

Computers & Security

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Section: Arp Spoofingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Security of Software Defined Networks: A survey

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2015

Computers & Security

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“…Amongst other reasons, SDN is being adopted as a mean to achieve hierarchical virtualization of network resources [13]. Nevertheless, SDN based solutions for Ethernet resource management [14][15] are usually sectorial, just addressing one management issue a time.…”

Section: Software Defined Networkmentioning

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Adapting SDN datacenters to support Cloud IIoT applications

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2015 IEEE 20th Conference on Emerging Technologies &Amp; Factory Automation (ETFA)

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Abstract-IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) cloud applications require reliable, fault-tolerant networks, supporting real-time guarantees and allowing interaction with other applications already existing in the datacenter. The Software Defined Networks (SDN) paradigm is especially suited for the management of the network cloud because of its fine grained admission control and the management flexibility provided by the centralized resource management. This paper presents a SDN management approach for IIoT datacenters, which provides an efficient fault-tolerant network, enabled with deterministic QoS guarantees. By taking advantage of a centralized resource management mechanism, the proposed solution integrates topology definition with resource allocation, allowing to efficiently distribute available network resources for admitted packet flows.

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“…Paper [9] addresses resource allocation specific issue in network virtualization. Paper [10] outlines challenges and solutions while implementing network virtualization using OpenFlow. Specific challenges with respect to network performance, scalability, security and interoperability with potential solution while deploying SDN in carrier grade network has been described in paper [11].…”

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Implementing Layer 2 Network Virtualization Using OpenFlow: Challenges and Solutions

Cited by 28 publications

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Security of Software Defined Networks: A survey

Security of Software Defined Networks: A survey

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