“Implementación de una red definida por software (Sdn) que permita brindar servicio de Voip Seguros”

It is a new paradigm when we hear about SDN (Software Defined Network), they are more agile, scalable and dynamic, for a better increase of programming and automation. It presents some advantages one of them is the reduction of operational costs, improvement in the performance of the network, its architecture is open what allows a better variety of suppliers for the companies that want to migrate to these networks. The present project is focused on the implementation of a software defined network (SDN) to provide secure VoIP service. Therefore, one of its objectives is to analyze and identify which are the drivers and protocols used in SDN networks and select the most appropriate for the research project. It proposes to carry out the design and implementation of a network, in a physical environment. The equipment that will be used in the SDN network, consists of a routerboard and IP phones, which will allow the interconnectivity of them and accessibility to the Internet. In the test scenarios, it is proposed to analyze metrics such as: latency, performance, bandwidth, among others. It is also intended to evaluate the security, which presents the SDN network through VoIP technology, for this purpose security attacks will be carried out to check its vulnerability. And finally, the results obtained will be discussed on the basis of the objectives set in comparison with the conclusions and recommendations. KEYWORDS Software defined networks, OpenFlow, controllers, VoIP, OpenDayLight.

• Main Author: Bowen Calero, Génesis Katherine (author)
• Other Authors: Patiño Maisanche, Bryan Esleyter (author)
• Format: bachelorThesis
• Language: spa
• Published: 2020
• Subjects: Redes definidas por software; OpenFlow, controladores; VoIP, OpenDayLight
• Online Access: http://repositorio.uteq.edu.ec/handle/43000/6102