Dear Zeena Usama

You can use Ryu controller, I found it one of the best.

Anyway you can check this article at

https://aptira.com/comparison-of-software-defined-networking-sdn-controllers-part-7-comparison-and-product-rating/

Mehbub Alam thank you, i'll check it out

Mininet can be found together with Floodlight's open-source controller. For academic simulations, it is better to use Minute and Pox as these can be easily installed and configured by the students on their laptops. It does not require a lot of resources but has a lot of flexibility. Also, each node in the minnet is a process and various applications can be run on them. At the same time, it is strong enough to model

Some complex topologies. After all, if Python is your cup of tea, both Minet and Pox extend with Python.

I would recommend NetSim (https://tetcos.com/5g.html) which supports both SDN and 5G.

Nishat Vasker thank you

but as i know mininet dose not support the 5G ?

Ananya Hegde thank you very much

Hello Zeena Usama

I would suggest the NS3.

Several recent works have been published about SDN energy saving on 5G networks using this simulator.

Best regards

Amine Kardi thanks

do you have any publish that you recommend about SDN energy saving with 5G ?

• Ns3.
• OMNET.
• OPNET.
• Qualnet.
• NETSIM.
• TOSSIM.

Asif Ali Laghari thank you ill read about them