Large-scale SDN experiments in federated environments

Large-scale SDN experiments in federated environments
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联合环境中的大规模 SDN 实验

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2014
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2014 International Conference on Smart Communications in Network Technologies (SaCoNeT)
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J. Tanaka
J. Tanaka
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G. Carrozzo;R. Monno;B. Belter;R. Krzywania;K. Pentikousis;M. Broadbent;T. Kudoh;A. Takefusa;A. Vieo;C. Fernández;B. Puvpe;J. Tanaka

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