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        Title           : Improving Scalability of Switching Systems in Large Data Centers
        Authors         : Ming Zhang
                          Shyam Kapadia
                          Liqin Dong
	Filename        : draft-zhang-6man-scale-large-datacenter-00.txt
	Pages           : 16
	Date            : 2015-03-09

Abstract:
   Server virtualization has been overwhelmingly accepted especially in
   cloud-based data centers. Accompanied with expansion of services and
   technology advancements, the size of a data center has increased
   significantly. There could be hundreds or thousands of physical servers
   installed in a single large data center which implies that the number
   of Virtual Machines (VMs) could be in the order of millions.
   Effectively supporting millions of VMs with limited hardware resources,
   becomes a real challenge to networking vendors. This document describes a
   method to scale a switching system with limited hardware resources
   using IPv6 in large data center environments.


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