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SDN and wireless LAN meet for unified network management, at last
If SDN and wireless LANs both run on a controller-centric architecture, why not combine the two for unified wired and wireless network management? Feature
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OpenFlow protocol guide: SDN controllers and apps
The OpenFlow protocol is the first SDN language to be productized and implemented. Learn about OpenFlow SDN controllers and apps in this guide. guide
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Software-defined networking applications move beyond the data center
Software-defined networking is often considered a data center technology, but new SDN applications will improve performance in the LAN and WAN as well. Feature
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What makes SDN and network virtualization matter? Campus network apps
SDN and network virtualization are touted as data center technologies, but they won't take off at the average enterprise until campus LAN apps emerge. Fast Packet | 08 Feb 2013
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OpenFlow and software-defined networking for the campus LAN?
Most talk of OpenFlow and software-defined networking focuses on the data center, but the technology may improve security and mobility management in the campus LAN too. News | 31 May 2012
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Software defined networking security enables granular policy control
Software defined networking introduces network programmability and granular traffic management, which could contribute to enhanced SDN security. Expert tip
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SDN security challenges alongside the potential of a new technology
With the promise of programmable networks will come a slew of SDN security challenges, including the need to protect the new network controller. Expert Tip
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Why do I need SDN technology?
SDN is valuable, but uses extend to other parts of the network for increased network flexibility, dynamic traffic flow, decreased latency and QoS. Answer
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campus network
A campus network is a proprietary local area network (LAN) or set of interconnected LANs serving a corporation, government agency, university, or similar organization. Definition
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overlay network
An overlay network is a telecommunications network that runs independently on top of another one, although supported by its infrastructure. Definition
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SDN and wireless LAN meet for unified network management, at last
If SDN and wireless LANs both run on a controller-centric architecture, why not combine the two for unified wired and wireless network management? Feature
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Why do I need SDN technology?
SDN is valuable, but uses extend to other parts of the network for increased network flexibility, dynamic traffic flow, decreased latency and QoS. Answer
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OpenFlow protocol guide: SDN controllers and apps
The OpenFlow protocol is the first SDN language to be productized and implemented. Learn about OpenFlow SDN controllers and apps in this guide. guide
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Software defined networking security enables granular policy control
Software defined networking introduces network programmability and granular traffic management, which could contribute to enhanced SDN security. Expert tip
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campus network
A campus network is a proprietary local area network (LAN) or set of interconnected LANs serving a corporation, government agency, university, or similar organization. Definition
-
overlay network
An overlay network is a telecommunications network that runs independently on top of another one, although supported by its infrastructure. Definition
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SDN security challenges alongside the potential of a new technology
With the promise of programmable networks will come a slew of SDN security challenges, including the need to protect the new network controller. Expert Tip
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What makes SDN and network virtualization matter? Campus network apps
SDN and network virtualization are touted as data center technologies, but they won't take off at the average enterprise until campus LAN apps emerge. Fast Packet
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Software-defined networking applications move beyond the data center
Software-defined networking is often considered a data center technology, but new SDN applications will improve performance in the LAN and WAN as well. Feature
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OpenFlow and software-defined networking for the campus LAN?
Most talk of OpenFlow and software-defined networking focuses on the data center, but the technology may improve security and mobility management in the campus LAN too. News
About SDN for campus LAN
Looking for resources on SDN for the campus LAN? In this topic section, you'll learn how SDN technology can be used to create a programmable LAN with granular traffic management and and control that will result in a whole slew of new network applications and services for the campus LAN.