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Software‐Defined Networking: Recent Developments and Potential Synergies

Sandhu et al., 2022

Document ID
6753773551671635857
Author
Sandhu J
Singla B
Pundir M
Rao S
Verma A
Publication year
Publication venue
Software Defined Networks: Architecture and Applications

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The demand and usage of the network are rapidly growing, but it is tedious for the network administrators to keep track of the users accessing the network. Management of this infrastructure is a complex and time‐consuming activity as it must be scalable to address the …
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