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Sorted-GFF: An efficient large flows placing mechanism in software defined network datacenter

Rashid, 2018

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7177012335232914226
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Rashid J
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Karbala International Journal of Modern Science

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The emerged SDN innovation moves the intelligent routing functions out of forwarding devices into the centralized controller to provide the centralization and flexibility. It detaches the two planes (control and data) via its new architecture and programming solutions. Data …
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