Building Future-Proof Networks Using Software-Defined Networking

Wednesday, October 28, 2015 | 3:30PM–4:20PM | Meeting Room 136-137
Session Type: Professional Development
Cornell University needed to design a future-proof network for its Computing and Information Sciences building. They deployed a software-defined network, which improved performance, reliability, and the security of network applications while preserving traditional network connections. Learn how this dynamic solution isolates research and production traffic and retains flexibility for future applications.


OUTCOMES: Learn how to create a network for research and production traffic, with flexibility for future workload traffic * Learn about OpenFlow solutions * Understand the benefits of software-defined networking

Presenters

  • Scott Yoest

    Director of IT, Computer & Information Science, College of Engineering and NYTec, Cornell University