An SDN research paper points toward what could become OpenFlow 2.0, a protocol that's given more leeway for changing the underlying switches.

With a new industry organization to promote it, routing protocol OpenFlow is about to give users unprecedented ease of control over the way their networks operate.

While Cisco seems to be doing the later; OpenFlow enhanced by the proprietary OnePK protocol for functions specific to their forwarding plan.

As most participants at the inaugural Open Networking Summit extolled the virtues of software-defined networking (SDN) and the OpenFlow protocol, others are waiting for key features to emerge ...

OpenFlow is a Software-Defined Networking (SDN) protocol used for southbound communications from an SDN controller to and from a network device. OpenFlow is the protocol used to inform the ...

Case in point: as Scott Fulton III reminded us in his recent DataCenter Dynamics article entitled The Yellow Brick Road to SDN, Cisco is promoting its own OpFlex alternative to the OpenFlow protocol.

Please refer to relevant legal information at the end of the document Luxoft's Twister test automation platform is an open source test automation framework designed specifically for network ...

Accudata Systems' Data Center Principal Consultant, Jarrod Mills, Facilitates Industry Podcast for the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) to Explore Software-Defined Networking and ...

Using an OpenFlow network, the IU team will conduct threat modeling related to OpenFlow protocols like device authentication; to individual devices like switches, controllers and even participants ...