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Protocols to support autonomy and control for NFV in software defined networks

Mohammadkhan et al., 2015

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13054856249351890242
Author
Mohammadkhan A
Liu G
Zhang W
Ramakrishnan K
Wood T
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2015 IEEE Conference on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Network (NFV-SDN)

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The use of Network Function Virtualization to run network services in software enables Software Defined Networks to create a largely software-based network. We envision a dynamic and flexible network that can support a smarter data plane than just simple …
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