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The current plugin, NEC OpenFlow plugin, is deprecated in OpenStack Liberty release (2015.2). A new driver for NEC NWA (Network Automation) product is coming. Note that the production support will be continued based on the production support policy.
networking-nec library provides Neutron plugins/drivers for NEC SDN networking products` (mainly OpenFlow related at now) and Trema Sliceable Switch (reference implementation).
In 2015.1 release (Kilo development cycle) in OpenStack, Neutron community decided to decompose vendor plugins/drivers from the neutron code repo to address many pain points. NEC OpenFlow Neutron plugin is maintained in a separate module.
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