A Failure Recovery Protocol for Software-Defined Real-Time Networks

Software-defined Networking for Real-time Ethernet

Real-time Ethernet is used in many industrial and embedded systems, but has so far mostly been statically configured. However, in the future these network configurations will be required to change dynamically, for example for highly flexible production lines or even software upgrades in modern cars that add new features which require changes to the in-vehicle network. Software-defined networkin...

Real-Time Prototyping of 5G Software- Defined Networks: Part 3

Robust fault-recovery in Software-Defined Networks

IBSDN: IGP as a Backup in SDN Master's thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master in computer sciences and engineering, with a specialization in networks and security.

A Demonstration of Fast Failure Recovery in Software Defined Networking

Software defined networking (SDN) is a recent architectural framework for networking, which aims at decoupling the network control plane from the physical topology and at having the forwarding element controlled through a uniform vendoragnostic interface. A well-known implementation of SDN is OpenFlow. The core idea of OpenFlow is to provide direct programming of a router or switch to monitor a...

Real - Time Software Defined Gps Receiver

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