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| | 291 | == !OpenFlow Campus Trial at Clemson: An !OpenFlow Service for Seamless Enhancement of Data Transport Throughput (OFCLEM) == |
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| | 293 | Aaron Rosen, Clemson University [[br]] |
| | 294 | Kuang-Ching Wang, Clemson University [[br]] |
| | 295 | Jim Pepin, Clemson University [[br]] |
| | 296 | Daniel Schmiedt, Clemson University [[br]] |
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| | 298 | '''Abstract''' |
| | 299 | In a software defined network, packet forwarding methods can be changed on the fly to suit the needs of different traffic types. Not only can such a network redirect traffic's path, but it can also inject software agents in the forwarding path to provide additional services. At Clemson, we developed a solution to seamlessly enhance end-to-end data transport throughput across wide area networks. By decoupling end user and the core network's choice of transport protocols, the network provider can seamlessly enhance end users' experienced performance without requiring them to upgrade to unfamiliar new transport protocols. |
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| | 301 | GENI Project: [[br]] |
| | 302 | [wiki:OFCLEM] [[br]] |
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| | 304 | More Information: [[br]] |
| | 305 | http://openflow.clemson.edu/gec11-poster.pdf |
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