Architecture of the DVCL Clause Samples

Architecture of the DVCL authority’) hosted by the university to connect remote VCLs into sessions and to control the packet flow between the VCLs. Now, each VCL must only know the address of the university server which is usually static and therefore can be easily provided by using a configuration file. Figure 3 illustrates two students connect- ing their VCLs by using the central administration point. Students do not need to know the communication endpoint of each other anymore; they simply join a distributed virtual network session or can create a new one.
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