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Control Plane. Private / Shared Circuit Configuration‌ Private and shared optical circuits are differed by setting which of the switch's input ports are matched by the rerouting rule of elephant flows through the optical circuit. Therefore, different metadata values are assigned to packets from input ports connected to the lower and the upper packet tiers. Then, by mask matching on the metadata value of an ingress packet, one can configure the switch either to use the optical circuit as private by serving only packets from the lower tier, or shared by serving packets also from the upper tier. Figure 6 demonstrates Open vSwitch [34] configuration for private and shared circuits. At initialization, metadata values of 0b01 and 0b11 are assigned to packets arriving from the upper and lower tier, respectively. For a private circuit, a single OpenFlow rule is set to match packets with metadata values of 0b1* by using 0b10 mask. Therefore, only packets from all input ports connected to the lower tier are matched and transmitted though the circuit. Similarly, for a shared circuit, packets with metadata of 0b*1 are matched by using 0b01 mask. Hence, packets arriving from all input ports connected to both upper and lower tiers are matched and transmitted through the circuit. As described above, the OpenFlow rule is also set to capture the DSCPe value (nwtos), and the lower tier subnet destination (nwdst) of the switch connected to the other end of the optical circuit.
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