Published Paper Details:

SDN (Software-Defined Networks) is a novel concept proposed by a research institute to achieve a specific goal in Next-Generation Networks (NGN). For operational purposes, SDN removes control aircraft and a plane of data from the main network equipment. The control aircraft consists of a central control unit known as the SDN controller, which operates as a Network Operating System (NOS). The data plane is responsible for transferring only data packets that are controlled by the central controller and are available within network devices. OpenFlow is a description of the first generation of SDN defined by the Open Networking Foundation. It is one of the most popular uses of SDN (ONF). In this paper, network building based on OpenFlow is compared to conventional network construction. The design and operation of the OpenFlow-based network is also implemented. Performance analysis was performed by analysing network performance based on bandwidth usage, packet transfer rate, back-to-back distribution delays, and the high acquisition of Mininet, a model network model, used to build all OpenFlow-enabled issues.