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The Software-Defined Networking (SDN) favors the development and testing of new networking technologies, because decouples control plane and data plane from devices, bringing flexibility to the researchers. In this con­text, the OpenFlow protocol has been consolidated and is already present in the network equipment from different manufacturers. Although there are many to­ols for network management, the OpenFlow networks require new solutions in this area. This paper presents the OfMaT, a tool in development for manage­ment of OpenFlow switches. The OfMaT has a modular and generic architec­ture, which allows its use in OpenFlow networks with many existing controller software

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