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Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of GENIArchitectureOverview

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33	33	[[BR]] In the example above, in order to connect a host on Rack A to a host on Rack B, different portions of the network need to be provisioned by different organizations (organizations hosting Rack A and Rack B, the regional networks that connect Rack A and Rack and the provider of the GENI core network which is Internet2) and at the peering points the organizations need to coordinate to ensure that they establish a working end-to-end Layer 2 path. [wiki:GeniNetworkStitching Click here] for more information on GENI stitching.
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35		GENI stitching is a generic capability for providing network federation between different organizations and has also been used when federating with other testbeds as described ~~here~~.
	35	GENI stitching is a generic capability for providing network federation between different organizations and has also been used when federating with other testbeds as described [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/FederatingWithGENI#DataPlaneFederation here].
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37	37	=== Wireless Networking in GENI ===