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View all- Betge-Brezetz SKamga GEl Amrani Joutei AMaalmi O(2014)SDN-based Trusted Path Control2014 International Conference and Workshop on the Network of the Future (NOF)10.1109/NOF.2014.7119799(1-5)Online publication date: Dec-2014
On bringing private traffic into public SDN testbeds
Pages 155 - 156
Abstract
The search for improved communication paradigms has fostered the emergence of publicly available testbeds supporting Software Defined Networking all around the world. However, a common shortcoming among these testbeds is the lack of real user-driven Internet traffic for experimentation. While having real user traffic inside a testbed is an undisputable advantage, the users' right for privacy and wish for availability of the network often make it impossible to simply make a testbed part of the communication path.
In this paper, we discuss how a testbed operator can give privacy and availability guarantees to users who are willing to share part of their traffic with experimenters, thus making it less risky for users to opt-in to experiments. Moreover, we share the insights gained from implementing a Privacy and Availability Layer demonstrator.
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