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Non-tunneling overlay approach for virtual tenant networks in cloud datacenter

Kawashima et al., 2014

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5506967321348566522
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Kawashima R
Matsuo H
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IEICE transactions on communications

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Network virtualization is an essential technology for cloud datacenters that provide multi- tenancy services. SDN-enabled datacenters have introduced an edge-overlay (distributed tunneling) model to construct virtual tenant networks. The edge-overlay model generally …
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