Abstract

In recent years, Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has drawn considerable interest from researchers and industry. Its widespread application addresses complex issues in traditional networks and fosters innovation in network applications. This paper conducts a comprehensive analysis of SDN, examining the data plane, control plane, and application plane perspectives. The synergy among these planes is thoroughly explored, with the research history of intelligent SDN outlined, emphasizing advantages in routing optimization, network security, and key technologies. The article focuses practical implementation of SDN tailored for secure VoIP services, identifying controllers and protocols for these networks. Comprehensive results including performance comparisons, controller evaluations, and AI/ML integration are presented with supporting visual analysis. The paper underscores future prospects of intelligent SDN, particularly in conjunction with emerging fields.

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