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All three numbers are required, and letters are not permitted. For example, 1.1.0 and 2.1.3 are valid version numbers. Because of this restriction, the version number you enter in the form is not required to match the version information in the file name.

6.In Public Application Information, provide the following information:

Item

Description

Item Title

Enter the title (name) of the application.

Company Name

Enter the name of the company that developed the application.

Company Website

Enter the URL of the company that developed the application or a URL of a specific

 

page that describes the application.

Description

Enter a description of the application.

SDN Devices

Select HP VAN SDN Controller.

Min Controller Version

Select the oldest controller version your application supports.

OpenFlow Versions

(Optional) Select all OpenFlow versions your application requires.

7.(Optional) Under SDN Application Web Links:

•For Discussion Forum Link, enter the URL for the discussion forum or forum thread, if any, where customers can discuss your application.

•For Product Support Link, enter the URL to be used for obtaining support for your application.

8.Under Categories, Select at least one Item Category.

To add up to two additional categories, click the plus icon.

9.Under Tax & Legal, Data Encryption, if your application uses data encryption in ways that are restricted by the United States Bureau of Industry and Security Export Administration Regulations (EAR), select Yes.

If you select Yes, you must enter the ERN (Encryption Registration Number) or CCATS (Commodity Classification Automated Tracking System) number for this application.

10.The Pricing function is not available at this time. See “Arranging for payments” (page 9).

11.To be notified by email every time this item is downloaded, under Email Notification, select Yes and enter the email address to which you want notifications to be sent.

12.Under Item Small Icon and Item Large Icon, drag and drop the icon file into the box. For information about the requirements for icons, see “Icon requirements” (page 5).

13.(Optional) Upload a screenshot by dragging and dropping the file into the box under Item Screenshot. You upload up to five image files that fully describe your application (typically information slides, architectural diagrams, and screenshots). For information about the requirements for screenshots, see “Screenshot requirements” (page 6).

14.(Optional) Under Video Link, enter a URL for a video:

•URLs must point to videos posted on YouTube.

•http://youtu.be/ links are not supported. The URL must be in the format beginning with the following:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

•After you enter a link to a video, the link is displayed in the catalog after your item is published, but is not displayed with your item in the management portal.

15.Click Submit Item.

The Submit Item button is not active until all items in the dialog box are free of errors.

10 Submitting an application to the App Store

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VAN SDN Controller Software Products specifications

HP VAN SDN Controller Software Products represent a significant advancement in network management by leveraging software-defined networking (SDN) principles. These products aim to centralize control of network resources, provide enhanced automation, and simplify network management, which can dramatically improve the overall performance and agility of data centers.

One of the main features of HP VAN SDN Controller is its ability to enable an application-centric network environment. By separating the control plane from the data plane, network administrators can gain a holistic view of the entire network. This separation allows for dynamic reconfiguration of network devices and sets the stage for the development of innovative applications that can respond to real-time network conditions.

The controller supports OpenFlow as its primary protocol, ensuring interoperability with a wide range of network devices from different vendors. This compatibility facilitates a heterogeneous network environment, allowing organizations to transition to SDN at their own pace without needing to replace all existing hardware. It also promotes vendor diversity, reducing the risk of vendor lock-in.

HP VAN SDN Controller features robust security capabilities, including support for micro-segmentation, which helps in isolating critical components within the network. This layer of security can safeguard sensitive data and protect against threats, ensuring that only authorized traffic is allowed within designated network segments.

Another key characteristic is the controller's emphasis on automation and orchestration. Through APIs and built-in tools, network policies can be defined and applied consistently across the entire network. This intelligent automation reduces the potential for human error and accelerates the implementation of networking changes, enabling organizations to adapt quickly to evolving business needs.

The HP VAN SDN Controller also incorporates advanced analytics capabilities that provide real-time visibility into network performance. These analytics can help in troubleshooting, forecasting capacity needs, and optimizing resource utilization, contributing to improved operational efficiency and reduced downtime.

Furthermore, the scalable architecture of the HP VAN SDN Controller makes it suitable for various environments, from small enterprises to large-scale data centers. The product supports multi-tenancy, allowing multiple virtual networks to coexist on the same infrastructure, which can be ideal for service providers and organizations operating within cloud environments.

In summary, HP VAN SDN Controller Software Products deliver a powerful suite of features and technologies that enhance network control, security, automation, and scalability, positioning organizations to leverage the full potential of software-defined networking.