=== Tutorial: Hands-on !OpenFlow for campuses ===

==== Organizers ====
  [mailto:seethara@stanford.edu Srini Seetharaman], ''Stanford/Deutsche Telekom''[[br]]
  Masayoshi Kobayashi, ''Stanford/NEC''[[br]]
  Rob Sherwood, ''Stanford/Deutsche Telekom''

==== Time ====
  Tues 	1:00 - 5:00 pm 

==== Description ====

  !OpenFlow is an open interface for remotely controlling the
  forwarding tables in network switches, routers, and access points
  and becoming one of the key components used in GENI. This tutorial
  is your opportunity to gain hands-on experience on deploying
  !OpenFlow in your campus.  Following an introduction to !OpenFlow and
  the Open Programmable Extensible Networking (OPEN) architecture, we
  will demonstrate using different switches and controllers in a
  production environment. Further, each participant will hands-on
  learn the !OpenFlow software suite: you'll view flow tables with
  dpctl, dissect packets with Wireshark, slice an emulated network
  using the FlowVisor, use Expedient/Opt-in Manager (GENI integration
  software) to allow experiments over the substrate.

==== Prerequisites ====
  An understanding of VLANs.

==== Please arrive with... ====
  Laptop.

==== Pre-work ====
  None

==== Results ==== 

  After the tutorial, you will be able to deploy !OpenFlow-enabled
  hardware switches and latest controllers from a number of
  vendors. Further, you will be able to troubleshoot any operational
  issues that crop up in your environment.