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Network Innovation through OpenFlow and SDN
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Network Innovation through OpenFlow and SDN

by Fei Hu
February 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
520 pages
13h 14m
English
CRC Press
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JINGGUO GE ET AL.
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hop-based anycast, especially under a moderate and higher request
generation rate.
Figure 17.6 depicts the anycast request delay and request loss
probability for both the hop-based anycast scheme and the proposed
load-aware anycast scheme against the request generation rate under
2-Mbps bandwidth of VLs and 0.5-Mbps background UDP traf-
fic to mimic the behavior of networks running for a certain period.
e results reveal the similar phenomenon as shown in Figure 17.5,
although the network has run for some time. e results also empha-
size that, as the loads of the network are going moderate, ...
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ISBN: 9781466572096