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Why should I care about software-defined networking?
Expert Jim Damoulakis weighs in on the potential of software-defined networking, or SDN, and why you should care.01 Jul 2013
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A Guide to Software Defined Networks
Considering a Software Defined Network (SDN)? Find out everything you need to know in this guide.13 May 2013
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Brocade CEO Carney talks channels, datacentres, software defined networking
Alex Scroxton caught up with Brocade’s new CEO Lloyd Carney in Prague to discuss his views on where the vendor’s channel is headed, and future developments around software-defined networking06 Jun 2013
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SDN application (software-defined networking application)
An SDN application is a software program designed to perform a task in a software-defined networking (SDN) environment. SDN applications can replace and expand upon functions that are implemented t...11 Mar 2013
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SDN overlay (software defined networking overlay)
An SDN overlay is a deployment method for network virtualization and software-defined networking (SDN) that involves running a logically separate network or network component on top of existing inf...04 Mar 2013
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Why we still need network fabrics with software-defined networks
Lisa Caywood outlines how fabric resilience and automation can free administrators to concentrate on learning and optimizing new SDN environments.19 Jun 2013
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Embrane Heleos adds L4-7 software-defined network service chains
Embrane enables Layer 4-7 service chains with vLink, a Layer 3-based overlay technology.22 Jul 2013
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Microsoft advances Azure management, software-defined networking plans
Windows Azure and software-defined networking were main points of conversation at Microsoft Management Summit 2013.08 Apr 2013
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software-defined networking monitoring application (SDN monitoring application)
An SDN monitoring application is a software program that oversees the traffic in a software-defined network (SDN) as a component of network management.12 Mar 2013
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Does software-defined networking require special SDN switches?
Software-defined networks do not require special SDN switches; instead, vendors offer a variety of SDN controllers, network fabrics and hardware.12 Mar 2013
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In software defined networks, applications define the network
As software defined networks evolve, it appears applications will control, even define, the network. Welcome to application defined networking.28 Sep 2012
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Defining a strategy for using virtual switches in your network
As you plan a strategy to up the number of virtual switches in your network, brush up on distributed and non-distributed virtual switch choices.24 Apr 2013
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Defining software-defined everything
If the future lies with software-defined everything, it's time to find out what "everything" means.05 Apr 2013
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Software defined networking security enables granular policy control
Software defined networking introduces network programmability and granular traffic management, which could contribute to enhanced SDN security.05 Mar 2013
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Data center network fabrics vs. software – defined fabrics
Are data center fabrics and software defined networks competitive or complementary technologies?01 Aug 2012
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SDN controller (software-defined networking controller)
An SDN controller is an application in software-defined networking (SDN) that manages flow control to enable intelligent networking. SDN controllers are based on protocols, such as OpenFlow, that a...06 Nov 2012
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software-defined networking (SDN)
Software-defined networking (SDN) is an approach to networking in which control is decoupled from the physical infrastructure, allowing network administrators to support a network fabric across mul...18 Jun 2012
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Software-defined networking could drastically change today's network infrastructure
There's plenty of talk in IT circles about using SDN to change network infrastructures—and catch up with servers and storage. As the hype for SDN spins up, what can you actually accomplish today?15 Nov 2012
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Software defined networking for the private cloud network bottleneck?
Manual networks stifle the otherwise automated private cloud. Can software defined networking and network virtualization solve the problem?31 Oct 2012
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Preparing your teams for software defined networking
Software defined networking may offer a more reliable and automated network, but administrators need to be prepared before they introduce it to their environment17 Aug 2012