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Computing / Network architecture / Information and communications technology / Network protocols / OpenFlow / Software-defined networking / Local area networks / Nox / Open vSwitch / Forwarding plane / Transmission Control Protocol / Network switch
Date: 2016-04-18 09:10:50
Computing
Network architecture
Information and communications technology
Network protocols
OpenFlow
Software-defined networking
Local area networks
Nox
Open vSwitch
Forwarding plane
Transmission Control Protocol
Network switch

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