HARDWARE ABSTRACTION LAYER FOR NON-OPENFLOW CAPABLE DEVICES

Łukasz Ogrodowczyk; Bartosz  Belter; Artur  Binczewski; Krzysztof  Dombek; Artur  Juszczyk; Iwo  Olszewski; Damian  Parniewicz; Roberto  Doriguzzi Corin; Matteo  Gerola; Elio  Salvadori; Kostas  Pentikousis; Umar  Toseef; Hagen  Woesner; Mehdi Rashidi Fard; Jon  Matias; Victor  Fuentes; Maider  Huarte; Eduardo  Jacob; Marek  Michalski; Remigiusz  Rajewski

HARDWARE ABSTRACTION LAYER FOR NON-OPENFLOW CAPABLE DEVICES

Łukasz Ogrodowczyk
, Bartosz Belter
, Artur Binczewski
, Krzysztof Dombek
, Artur Juszczyk
, Iwo Olszewski
, Damian Parniewicz
, Roberto Doriguzzi Corin
, Matteo Gerola
, Elio Salvadori
, Kostas Pentikousis
, Umar Toseef
, Hagen Woesner
, Mehdi Rashidi Fard
, Jon Matias
, Victor Fuentes
, Maider Huarte
, Eduardo Jacob
, Marek Michalski
, Remigiusz Rajewski

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Abstract

This paper describes a viable and experimentally-tested way forward for augmenting legacy network elements with software-defined networking control. Following and implementation-driven approach we have explored the possibilities for adding SDN-based interfaces to devices which are not compatible with OpenFlow. OpenFlow is arguably a leading control-place protocol for the upcoming generation of operator networks. Yet not all domains will be equipped from the very beginning with compatible supporting frameworks. To address this gap, we introduce the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL) for non-OpenFlow capable devices which tackles this problem. We discuss the advantages of the proposed approach and explain how a HAL-based architecture can support different classes of network devices.

Original language	English
Pages	1-15
Number of pages	15
Publication status	Published - 15 Apr 2014
Event	TERENA - Dublin, Ireland Duration: 19 May 2014 → 22 May 2014

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Conference	TERENA
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Dublin
Period	19/05/14 → 22/05/14

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Ogrodowczyk, Ł., Belter, B., Binczewski, A., Dombek, K., Juszczyk, A., Olszewski, I., Parniewicz, D., Doriguzzi Corin, R., Gerola, M., Salvadori, E., Pentikousis, K., Toseef, U., Woesner, H., Rashidi Fard, M., Matias, J., Fuentes, V., Huarte, M., Jacob, E., Michalski, M., & Rajewski, R. (2014). HARDWARE ABSTRACTION LAYER FOR NON-OPENFLOW CAPABLE DEVICES. 1-15. Paper presented at TERENA, Dublin, Ireland. https://tnc2014.terena.org/

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