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ONOS-controlled Disaggregated Optical Networks

Alessio Giorgetti, Ramon Casellas, Roberto Morro, Andrea Campanella, and Piero Castoldi

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Abstract

state-of-art, potentials and limitations of the ONOS controller applied to disaggregated optical networks are reported. Focus is on the on-going ODTN project. Results of experimental demonstrations are reported to prove the feasibility of proposed approach.

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