The Implementation of Energy-Efficient and QoS Balancing Routing Based on OpenFlow Networks

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In this paper an energy-efficient management routing algorithm is presented. We provide a new idea and some solutions to balance the energy-efficient and QoS. Within the scope of QoS requirements, the routers consider energy-efficient and QoS at the same time, and choose a minimum energy consumption path. The proposed routing algorithm is then implemented with OpenFlow, which is an expandable, customizable, controllable and programmable experimental platform. The result indicates that proposed algorithm works well, and can balances between energy-efficient and QoS.

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