IETF forces standard



The only standards approved Software Defined Networking (SDN) protocol.
ForCES = Forwarding and Control Element Separation.



evolving networks


Our networks evolve. Elements are added, moved, and re-organized to meet changing requirements. As we move forward to the Internet of Things (IoT) new element types need to be added into a coherent network fabric. The IETF ForCES protocol provides a comprehensive platform to meet these requirements.




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Requirements for a Software Defined Network



An SDN solution can greatly help organizations deploy more functionality at lower cost. Regardless of the specific SDN solution used, there are certain requirements that should be met by that solution. This white paper discusses the considerations to be given when deploying a Software Defined Network.


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P4 Language Consortium


P4 is a language designed for instructing forwarding-plane devices like switches, NICs, and firewalls how to process packets.

P4 and Software Defined Networking (SDN) are complementary, as P4 allows the programming of individual network elements and SDN solutions, like MojaNET, can be used to deliver P4 programs that can modify the behaviors of those network elements.

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