EBK COMPUTER NETWORKING
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Logically centralized control:
Logically centralized control is an approach in which a logically centralized controller computes and distributes the forwarding tables. This forwarding tables can be used by each and every router. The controller interacts with a control agent (CA) which creates contact to the routers which gives a well-defined protocol to configure and manage the router’s flow table. Its job is very simple as it should communicate with the controller and works as per the commands given by the controller...
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