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Virtualisation of networks - Wikipedia

When it comes to computer, networking or virtualizing is the combination of hard- and soft-ware networking capabilities and networking capabilities in a unique, software-based management appliance, a V-net. In the case of virtualizing networked systems, this is a form of platformvirtualization that is often used in combination with virtualizing ressources. ViPNet is either categorised as either virtualising externally, which combines many or part of existing systems into a separate virtuality, or as virtualising internally, which provides network-like capabilities for networked storage for storage on a central networking node.

As part of the process of evaluating a piece of code, engineers use networking virtualisation to test a piece of code developed in a simulated set of networking tools. A part of applied Performance Engineer, networking virtualisation allows designers to simulate links between apps, servers, dependencies, and endpoints in a test landscape without physical test of the entire piece of equipment or systemware.

Test validation is dependent on the precision of virtualizing the actual physical infrastructure when running emulations of actual hard- and OS. Several device and softwares manufacturers provide networking virtualisation by combination of the following options: Combine or divide one or more LANs into one or more separate physical LANs to increase the efficiencies of a large computer centre or net.

An external VLAN and a remote switching device are the core of the system. It enables a system operator to set up stand-alone VMs that are connected to the same physical workstation. On the other hand, an administrators can merge a system in different LANs into a VLAN that includes different parts of a large LAN.

itrix and Vyatta have developed a Vyatta VPN networking protocoll stack that combines Vyatta's router, VPN and Firewalls features with Citrix Netscaler Open Source Netscaler Loads Balancers, Industry Reporter WAN (Branch Reporter Widarea Network) optimisation and VPNs. The OpenSolaris networking virtualisation offers a so-called "network in a box" (see OpenSolaris Netw virtualisation and resource control).

MicrosoftsVirtualServer uses them to create a "network in a box" for radios. They can run different OSs such as Microsoft Windows or Linux that are either connected to or standalone from a particular NIC. Virtualisation can be used in applications design and test to imitate actual systemware.

When it comes to applying power to your system, you can emulate links between your programs, your service, your dependency, and your endpoints. Up to 1 Gbit/s networking, virtualisation did not suffer from the over-head of the layered softwares or hypervisors provided by the interconnect. In order to continue to provide high data rates, some combination of soft- and hard-hands are used in the so-called "network in a box", which is connected either to a hardware-dependent NIC (Network Interfacing Controller) using SRIOV enhancements of the hyper-visor or to fastpath between the NIC and the payload ( "virtual machine or container").

In the case of Openstack, for example, the Neutron distribution provides the Neutron distribution that uses many of the functions of the Linux core for networking: isptables, isproute2, li2idge, li3 router or OVS. Key by-pass technology is either built on a finite number of capabilities such as Open vSwitch (OVS) with its DPDK userspace deployment or on a complete Linux computing experience such as the 6WIND Virtual Accelerator.

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