Changes between Version 33 and Version 34 of GEC11PosterDescriptions

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07/20/11 14:23:04 (13 years ago)

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jtaylor@bbn.com

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+== Network Virtualization Research In Japan == 
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+ Aki Nakao, University of Tokyo / University of Utah / NICT [[br]]
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+'''Abstract''' 
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+    We have been conducting research on network virtualization infrastructure and its applications.  In our attempt to pursuing building the infrastructure that may slice the network, storage and computational resources and provides network designers with systematic interfaces to reserve a slice of resources and constructing arbitrary networks on top of it, we have developed three different types of testbeds, !CoreLab, VNode and !WiVi.  !CoreLab is a software-based testbed constructed on top of COTS x86 hardware only, while VNode involves designing a new hardware based on production routers.  !WiVi is a recently developed !WiFi virtualized testbed that may be connected with !CoreLab and enable wired-wireless converged network slices.  we introduce our definition of network virtualization and its applications in the context of network testbeds as wells as network architectures. We especially elaborate the detail design and implementation of our network virtualized testbeds, !CoreLab, VNode, and !WiVi.  We also demonstrate Cache Oriented Network Architecture and !OpenFlow in A Slice (OFIAS) using these infrastructures.
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+GENI Projects: [[br]]
+    [wiki:PlanetLab] [[br]]
+    [wiki:ProtoGENI] [[br]]
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+More Information: [[br]]
+    http://nakao-lab.org/geni11-poster.pdf
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 == !OpenFlow Campus Trial at Clemson: An !OpenFlow Service for Seamless Enhancement of Data Transport Throughput (OFCLEM) == 
 
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+== Wide-area programmable network: Operation And Management of a nation wide Openflow-Based Network in Japan ==
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+Shuji Ishii, NICT [[br]]
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+'''Abstract'''
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+    The focus of this study is on developing a management technology of global !OpenFlow-based networks integrated into the existing VLAN-based networks.  We deployed a nation-wide !OpenFlow-based network on the NICT JGN-X testbed in Japan. And we demonstrated a trial high-quality realtime video streaming application to verify the performance and reliability of large-scale !OpenFlow-based networks.  We also describe the details of technical issues confronted in the trial operation.
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