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Towards a scalable and near-sighted control plane architecture for WiFi SDNs

Published: 22 August 2014 Publication History

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Not much is known today about how to reap the SDN benefits in WiFi networks-a critical use case given the increasing importance of WiFi networks. This paper presents AeroFlux, a scalable software-defined wireless network, that supports large enterprise and carrier WiFi deployments with low-latency programmatic control of fine-grained WiFi-specific transmission settings. This is achieved through AeroFlux's hierarchical design. We report on an early prototype implementation and evaluation, showing that AeroFlux can significantly reduce control plane traffic.

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      HotSDN '14: Proceedings of the third workshop on Hot topics in software defined networking
      August 2014
      252 pages
      ISBN:9781450329897
      DOI:10.1145/2620728
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      1. ieee 802.11
      2. openflow
      3. sdn
      4. virtualization
      5. wifi
      6. wlan

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      August 22, 2014
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