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Ordered End-to-End Multicast for Distributed Multimedia Systems - Dommel, Garcia-Luna-Aceves (2000)(Correct)
We address the problem of message ordering for reliable
multicast communication. End-to-end multicast ordering is
useful for ensuring the collective integrity and consistency
of distributed operations... / Ordered End-to-End Multicast for Distributed Multimedia br of message ordering for reliable multicast communication. End-to-end
The Evolution of Multicast: From the MBone to Inter-Domain Multicast.. - Almeroth (2000)(Correct)
Without a doubt, multicast communication---the one-to-many or many-to-many delivery of data---has become a hot topic. It is of interest in the research community, among standards groups, and to networ... / The Evolution of Multicast From the MBone to Inter-Domain br From the MBone to Inter-Domain Multicast to Internet Deployment Kevin
Scalable Fair Reliable Multicast Using Active Services - Kasera, Bhattacharyya, Keaton.. (2000)(Correct)
Scalability is of paramount importance in the design of reliable multicast transport protocols,
and requires a careful consideration of a number of problems such as feedback implosion,
retransmission ... / Scalable Fair Reliable Multicast Using Active Services Sneha K. br in the design of reliable multicast transport protocols and
Genuine Atomic Multicast in Asynchronous Distributed Systems - Rachid Guerraoui (2000)(Correct)
This paper addresses the problem of atomic multicasting messages in asynchronous distributed systems.
Firstly, we give a characterization of the notion of genuine atomic multicast. This characterizati... / Genuine Atomic Multicast in Asynchronous Distributed br addresses the problem of atomic multicasting messages in asynchronous
Extended Notions of Security for Multicast Public Key Cryptosystems - Baudron, Pointcheval, Stern (2000)(Correct)
In this paper we introduce two notions of security: multiuser
indistinguishability and multi-user non-malleability. We believe
that they encompass the correct requirements for public key encryption
... / Extended Notions of Security for Multicast Public Key Cryptosystems br schemes in the context of multicast communications. A precise and
Credit-Based Source-Adaptive Multi-Layered Video Multicast - Albuquerque, Vickers, Suda (2000)(Correct)
The major problem complicating multicast video transport is the space-time variation in network bandwidth constraints.
A combination of multi-layered video encoding with feedback-based source adaptati... / Multi-Layered Video Multicast C elio Albuquerque y br The major problem complicating multicast video transport is the
On the Placement of Internet Instrumentation - Jamin Jin Jin (2000)(Correct)
The IDMaps project aims at providing a distance
map of the Internet from which the relative distances
between points on the Internet can be gauged [1]. Distance
map is a service which many distributed... / measured distances on one or more multicast channels. Collectively these
Parallel-Access for Mirror Sites in the Internet - Rodriguez, Kirpal, Biersack (2000)(Correct)
Popular documents are frequently mirrored
on multiple sites in an effort to share the load and reduce
clients' retrieval latencies. However, choosing the best mirror
site is a non-trivial task and a b... / have been proposed including multicast communication to poll all the br access scheme for open-loop multicast broadcast distributions. Using
Project Description - The General (2000)(Correct)
utomatically generates whatever coercions are necessary
for marshalling/unmarshalling between layers. Currently, the toolbox
contains mainly classes of primitive FOs such as RPC and multicast communic... / of primitive FOs such as RPC and multicast communication channels. Every br of protocol types datagrams RPC multicast atomic multicast etc.
Heuristics for Internet Map Discovery - Govindan, Tangmunarunkit (2000)(Correct)
Mercator is a program that uses hop-limited probes---the same primitive used in traceroute---to infer an Internet map. It uses informed random address probing to carefully exploring the IP address spa... / also be used for the Internet's multicast overlay network the MBone br source address was a Class D multicast address. It was also able to
A Simple Loss Differentiation Approach to Layered Multicast - Gopalakrishnan, Griffioen.. (2000)(Correct)
Layered multicast is a promising technique for
broadcasting adaptive-quality TV video to heterogeneous
receivers. While several layered multicast approaches have
been proposed, prior work has identifi... / Approach to Layered Multicast R. Gopalakrishnan James br NJ Abstract-Layered multicast is a promising technique for
Maximizing Multicast Throughput in WDM Networks with Tuning Latencies .. - Zeydy Ortiz George (2000)(Correct)
We consider the problem of supporting multipoint communication at the MAC layer of broadcast WDM
networks. We first introduce the multicast throughput as the performance measure of interest and we s... / Networks Maximizing Multicast Throughput in WDM Networks with br networks. We first introduce the multicast throughput as the performance
Design of The DOE2000 Electronic Notebook - Lbnl Components (2000)(Correct)
This report details the design of the DOE2000 Electronic Notebook components to be developed at LBNL.
The electronic notebook is a tool that allows researchers remotely accessing unique experimental f... / same data. So the EN engine must multicast to its clients the changes made br none of them currently supports multicast communications and iii more
Scheduling Combined Unicast and Multicast Traffic in Broadcast WDM.. - Zeydy Ortiz (2000)(Correct)
This paper studies the performance of various strategies for scheduling a combined load of
unicast and multicast traffic in a broadcast WDM network. The performance measure of interest
is schedule len... / Scheduling Combined Unicast and Multicast Traffic in Broadcast WDM br a combined load of unicast and multicast traffic in a broadcast WDM
Programming with Object Groups in CORBA - Felber, Guerraoui, Wiesmann (2000)(Correct)
Our Object Group Service extends CORBA with the ability to gather
several objects inside a group and to transparently handle the group membership
and the consistent invocations of the group members. W... / information about groups to send multicasts to the members of a group and br defines an operation for multicasting messages to the group that it
Scalable, Low-Overhead Network Delay Estimation - Volkan Ozdemir (2000)(Correct)
Estimating the network delays between each pair of nodes in a multicast session is the key parameter
in reliable multicast; it is used, among other things, in suppressing the implosion of request and ... / between each pair of nodes in a multicast session is the key parameter in br is the key parameter in reliable multicast it is used among other things
Enabling Large-scale Network Simulations: A Selective Abstraction.. - Huang (1999)(Correct)
ion Approach
By
Polly Huang
A Dissertation Presented to the
FACULTY OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
In Partial Fulfillment of the
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSO... / . . . Multicast Protocols br . . Centralized Multicast Session Multicast
Local Anonymity In The Internet - Martin, Jr. (1999)(Correct)
Packet-switched computer networks of all sizes are widely used for personal, professional, and governmental
communication. However, the speed, versatility, and largely unregulated nature of computer n... / . . . Reliable Multicast Assumption . br . . . Multicast Limits Scalability .
Active Names: Programmable Location and Transport of Wide-Area.. - Vahdat, Anderson, Dahlin (1999)(Correct)
Active Names are a general framework for the development
and composition of wide-area applications. The key insight
behind Active Names is the need to introduce programmability
of name binding to supp... / such as RSVP Zhang et al. multicast Deering Cheriton or br E. Deering and D. R. Cheriton. Multicast Routing in Datagram
A Reduction for Automated Verification of Authentication Protocols - Stoller (1999)(Correct)
Authentication protocols (including protocols that provide key establishment) are designed
to work correctly in the presence of an adversary that can (1) perform an unbounded number
of encryptions and... / Agreement GLR secure reliable multicast Rei MR authentication br mentioned above such as reliable multicast and electronic payment.
Distributed Pseudo-Random Functions and KDCs - Naor, Pinkas, Reingold (1999)(Correct)
This work describes schemes for distributing between n servers
the evaluation of a function f which is an approximation to a random
function, such that only authorized subsets of servers are able to... / suited to handle users of multicast groups. Introduction A br system DKDC in particular for multicast communication. We describe this
Justifying Finite Resources for Adversaries in Automated Analysis of.. - Stoller (1999)(Correct)
Authentication protocols (including protocols that provide key establishment) are designed
to work correctly in the presence of an adversary that can (1) perform an unbounded
number of encryptions (an... / Agreement GLR secure reliable multicast Rei MR authentication br A high-throughput secure reliable multicast protocol. The Journal of
The Design of a Multicast-based Distributed File System - Bjorn Gronvall (1999)(Correct)
JetFile is a distributed file system designed to support
shared file access in a heterogenous environment such
as the Internet. It uses multicast communication and optimistic
strategies for synchroniz... / The Design of a Multicast-based Distributed File System br such as the Internet. It uses multicast communication and optimistic
Specifying and Using a Partitionable Group Communication Service - Fekete, Lynch, Shvartsman (1999)(Correct)
Group communication services are becoming accepted as effective building blocks for the
construction of fault-tolerant distributed applications. Many specifications for group communication
services ha... / a group communication service to multicast messages to all members of the br blocks such as message passing multicast or remote procedure call. Some
Large-Scale Fault Isolation - Reddy, Estrin, Govindan (1999)(Correct)
Of the many distributed applications designed for the Internet, the successful ones are those that have paid careful attention to scale and robustness. These applications share several design principl... / for scalable fault isolation in multicast distribution trees. Our br hierarchies audio and video multicast transmissions and wide-area
A Bound on Attacks on Authentication Protocols - Stoller (1999)(Correct)
Authentication protocols are designed to work correctly in the presence of an adversary that
can prompt honest principals to engage in an unbounded number of concurrent instances of the
protocol. The ... / GLR secure reliable multicast Rei MR and electronic br problems such as secure reliable multicast and electronic payment.
Fcast Scalable Multicast File Distribution: Caching And Parameter.. - Gemmell, Schooler, Gray (1999)(Correct)
Reliable data multicast is problematic. ACK/NACK schemes do not scale to
large audiences, and simple data replication wastes network bandwidth. Fcast,
"file multicasting", combines multicast with For... / Fcast Scalable Multicast File Distribution Caching And br Abstract Reliable data multicast is problematic. ACK NACK schemes
A Preference Clustering Protocol for Large-Scale Multicast.. - Wong, Katz, McCanne (1999)(Correct)
IP Multicast has enabled a variety of large-scale applications
on the Internet which would otherwise bombard the network and
the content servers if unicast communication was used. However, the
effic... / Protocol for Large-Scale Multicast Applications Tina Wong Randy br Abstract. IP Multicast has enabled a variety of
Beyond TCP-Friendliness: A New Paradigm for End-to-End Congestion.. - Legout, Biersack (1999)(Correct)
With the success of the Internet comes the deployment of an increasing number of applications that do not use TCP as a transport
protocol. These applications can often improve their own performance by... / Control Scheduling Paradigm Multicast Unicast. Introduction br perceived by the end users. The multicast flows suffer from
An Architecture for a Secure Service Discovery Service - Czerwinski, Zhao, Hodes, Joseph, Katz (1999)(Correct)
The widespread deployment of inexpensive communications
technology, computational resources in the networking
infrastructure, and network-enabled end devices
poses an interesting problem for end users... / this issue by using periodic multicast announcements as its primary br of periodicity and the use of multicast is often called the
Scalable Web Caching of Frequently Updated Objects using Reliable.. - Li, Cheriton (1999)(Correct)
Frequently updated web objects reduce the benefit of
caching, increase the problem of cache inconsistency,
and aggravate the inefficiency of the conventional "repeated
unicast" delivery model. In this... / Updated Objects using Reliable Multicast Dan Li and David R. Cheriton br In this paper we investigate multicast invalidation and delivery of
Improving Simulation for Network Research - Bajaj, Breslau, Estrin, Fall, Floyd, .. (1999)(Correct)
ion: Varying simulation granularity allows
a single simulator to accommodate both detailed
and high-level simulations. Networking protocols
are studied at many levels, both at the detail
of an individ... / quality of service support multicast transport security mobile br substantially larger numbers of multicast group members in the same
Evaluating the Utility of FEC with Reliable Multicast - Li, Cheriton (1999)(Correct)
Forward Error Correction (FEC) has been proposed as a technique for implementing efficient reliable multicast (RM). However, FEC incurs costs in encode /decode delay and implementation complexity. How... / the Utility of FEC with Reliable Multicast Dan Li and David R. Cheriton br implementing efficient reliable multicast RM However FEC incurs costs
Accessing Multiple Mirror Sites in Parallel: Using Tornado Codes to.. - John Byers (1999)(Correct)
Mirror sites enable client requests to be serviced by any of
a number of servers, reducing load at individual servers and dispersing
network load. Typically, a client requests service from a single mi... / by which mirror sites establish multicast groups to transmit data. br that the transmissions of these multicast groups are orchestrated so as to
Supporting Customized Failure Models for Distributed Software - Hiltunen, Immanuel, Schlichting (1999)(Correct)
The cost of employing software fault-tolerance techniques in distributed systems is
strongly related to the type of failures to be tolerated. For example, in terms of the
amount of redundancy required... / software such as group atomic multicast CM CASD to keep the br if a value faulty host sends a multicast message all receivers will
Layered Multicast Recovery - Injong Rhee (1999)(Correct)
We study the problem of localizing repair packets when packets are lost. When repair packets are
multicasted, a highly lossy receiver may swamp the entire multicast "group" with duplicate repair packe... / Layered Multicast Recovery Injong Rhee y br are lost. When repair packets are multicasted a highly lossy receiver may
Very large conferences on the Internet: the Internet Multimedia.. - Handley Crowcroft (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we provide an overview of multimedia
conferencing on the Internet. The protocols mentioned
are all specified elsewhere as internet-drafts
or RFCs. Each RFC gives details of the protocol ... / tools and through IP Multicast multi-party conferences and br the more efficient approach of multicasting the information to all
A Multicast Routing Algorithm for Mobile Computing Environments - Kim, Bharghavan (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, we propose the XYZ infrastructure and algorithm for multicast routing
in heterogeneous wireless/wireline environments. XYZ has two goals: (a) to reduce the
latency and overhead of joins... / A Multicast Routing Algorithm for Mobile br infrastructure and algorithm for multicast routing in heterogeneous
Performance Analysis of Broadcast WDM Networks Under IP Traffic - McKinnon, Perros, Rouskas (1999)(Correct)
We consider the problem of carrying IP packet traffic over a broadcast WDM network.
The network operates under a schedule that masks the transceiver tuning
latency. Variable length IP packets are segm... / tuning latency - multicasting - and dynamic br support for LAN-wide MAC-layer multicast. This multicast capability can
Wavelet Based Rate Scalable Video Compression - Shen, Delp (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, we present a new wavelet based rate scalable video compression algorithm.
We shall refer to this new technique as the Scalable Adaptive Motion COmpensated
Wavelet (SAMCoW) algorithm. SA... / streaming video telephony and multicast of television including HDTV
Shared remote control of a video conferencing application.. - Hodes, Newman, McCanne, Katz, Landay (1999)(Correct)
Most conferencing systems are focused on facilitating one of two types of meetings: those in a single room, consisting entirely
of colocated participants, or those with isolated individuals at differe... / via RTP over the Internet multicast backbone MBone and captured by br by cameras and microphones and multicast to remote sites. Using the
RAP: An End-to-end Rate-based Congestion Control Mechanism for.. - Reza Rejaie (1999)(Correct)
End-to-end congestion control mechanisms have been critical to the robustness and stability of the Internet.
The majority of today's Internet traffic is TCP, and we expect this to remain a large propo... / use of RAP as part of a reliable multicast congestion control scheme. The br difficult. Also in our reliable multicast congestion control scheme
Antigone: A Flexible Framework for Secure Group Communication - McDaniel, Prakash, Honeyman (1999)(Correct)
Many emerging applications on the Internet requiring group communication have varying security
requirements. Significant strides have been made in achieving strong semantics and security
guarantees wi... / Introduction IP multicast Dee services are becoming br group communication based on IP multicast as a fundamental building block
Chameleon: Software Infrastructure for Adaptive Fault Tolerance - Bagchi, Whisnant, Kalbarczyk (1999)(Correct)
This paper presents Chameleon, an adaptive infrastructure, which allows different levels of availability requirements to be simultaneously supported in a networked environment. Chameleon provides depe... / Transis incorporates multicast services that are capable of br layers built on top of an atomic multicast protocol and employing a
Automated Delivery of Web Documents Through a Caching Infrastructure - Rodriguez, Biersack, Ross (1999)(Correct)
We propose and compare different schemes
to implement an automated delivery of document updates
through a caching infrastructure. We consider automated
pull schemes and pure push schemes. We show that... / popular documents we show that a multicast distribution combined with a br documents using only a few static multicast trees and using bandwidth as
Design of a Library for the Heterogeneous Multicast Distribution of.. - Roca (1999)(Correct)
This paper addresses the multicast distribution of data generated
on the fly to a set of widely heterogeneous receivers, a common
situation with collaborative work applications. It focuses on two is... / a Library for the Heterogeneous Multicast Distribution of Data Flows br This paper addresses the multicast distribution of data generated
Multiple Multicast with Minimized Node Contention on Wormhole k-ary.. - Ram Kesavan (1999)(Correct)
This paper presents a new approach to minimize node contention while performing multiple
multicast/broadcast on wormhole k-ary n-cube networks with overlapped destination sets. The
existing multicas... / Multiple Multicast with Minimized Node Contention br Distributed Systems. Multiple Multicast with Minimized Node Contention
Network Membership: How to solve R-Broadcast efficiently? - Boichat, Duchien (1999)(Correct)
We give a formal specification of a new model called Network Membership for reliable
mobile communication in asynchronous distributed systems. Our approach is new in the
sense that the Network members... / percent of internet tra c is multicast and forsees a growth up to br Network Membership Multicast Broadcast and Application
A Model Based TCP-Friendly Rate Control Protocol - Padhye, Kurose, Towsley, Koodli (1999)(Correct)
As networked multimedia applications become widespread, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that these
applications can coexist with current TCP-based applications. The TCP protocol is designe... / proposed a similar approach for multicast congestion control using the br with a focus on formula-based multicast congestion control is also
Optimized Regional Caching for On-Demand Data Delivery - Eager, Ferris, Vernon (1999)(Correct)
Systems for on-demand delivery of large, widely-shared data can use several techniques to improve cost/performance,
including: multicast data delivery, segmented data delivery, and regional (or proxy)... / cost performance including multicast data delivery segmented data br First we show how segmented multicast delivery techniques in
Scaling Multicast Transports Through End-to-end Topology Discovery - Ratnasamy (1999)(Correct)
Scaling Multicast Transports Through End-to-end Topology Discovery
by
Sylvia Ratnasamy
Master of Science in Computer Science
University of California at Berkeley
Professor Steven McCanne, Chair
T... / Scaling Multicast Transports Through End-to-end br at Berkeley Scaling Multicast Transports Through End-to-end
Robust Internet Video Transmission Based on Scalable Coding and.. - Horn, Stuhlmüller, Link, Girod (1999)(Correct)
In this article we describe and investigate an Internet video streaming system based
on a scalable video coder combined with unequal error protection that maintains an
acceptable picture quality over ... / is especially suited for Internet multicast applications where different br than ms whereas on-demand or multicast applications tolerate end-to-end
Certifying Compilation and Run-time Code Generation - Hornof, Jim (1999)(Correct)
A certifying compiler takes a source language program and
produces object code, as well as a "certificate" that can be
used to verify that the object code satisfies desirable properties,
such as type ... / to a particular TCP connection or multicast tree. Run-time code generation
A Third-Party Value-Added Network Service Approach to Reliable.. - Sripanidkulchai, Myers, Zhang (1999)(Correct)
We propose a third-party value-added services framework
for enhancing the performance of reliable multicast protocols.
In this framework, a value-added service provider will
place servers called waypo... / Service Approach to Reliable Multicast Kunwadee Sripanidkulchai Andy br the performance of reliable multicast protocols. In this framework a
New Multiparty Authentication Services and Key Agreement Protocols - Ateniese, Steiner, Tsudik (1999)(Correct)
Many modern computing environments involve dynamic peer groups. Distributed simulation,
multi-user games, conferencing applications and replicated servers are just a few examples. Given
the openness o... / of all kinds. In contrast to large multicast groups DPGs tend A br It essentially provided a multicast communication layer that
Energy efficiency of error correction on wireless systems - Havinga (1999)(Correct)
We consider the energy efficiency of error correction mechanisms on a system consisting of a generalpurpose processor and a wireless interface. Since high error rates are inevitable to the wireless en... / error correction mechanisms are multicast applications Even if br J.Biersack E.W.Reliable multicast where to use Forward Error
Client-Access Protocols for Replicated Services - Karamanolis, Magee (1999)(Correct)
The paper addresses the problem of client--service interaction
in the case of replicated service provision. Existing
systems that follow the State Machine approach concentrate
on the synchronisation o... / network supports an unreliable multicast capability realised as a br and replies from the servers are multicast to the whole group-see figure
Integrated Scheduling of Unicast and Multicast Traffic in an.. - Andrews, Khanna, Kumaran (1999)(Correct)
We consider the problem of scheduling packets in an inputqueued
switch when both unicast and multicast traffic is present. In contrast
to current approaches which mostly isolate unicast from multicast... / Scheduling of Unicast and Multicast Traffic in an Input-Queued br switch when both unicast and multicast traffic is present. In contrast
A Time-Sensitive Actor Framework in Java for the Development of.. - Fortino, Nigro, Albanese (1999)(Correct)
This paper describes an architectural framework for the development of Internet-based
multimedia systems such as interactive and collaborative media on-demand applications.
The programming in-the-smal... / concern an exploitation of network multicast capability IP-multicasting br network multicast capability IP-multicasting real-time data
Scalable Coordination in Sensor Networks - Estrin, Govindan, Heidemann (1999)(Correct)
Network sensorsthose that coordinate amongst themselves
to achieve a larger sensing taskwill revolutionize
information gathering and processing both in urban environments
and in inhospitable terrain... / on experiences with reliable multicast and adaptive Web caching br patterns shortest path multicast trees energy-ecient spanning
The ENTRAPID Protocol Development Environment - Huang Sharma (1999)(Correct)
As Internet services rapidly become an essential part of the global infrastructure, it is necessary for the
protocols underlying critical Internet services to be robust and fail-safe. To achieve this ... / developed such as an in-kernel multicast routing protocol must run on br is interested in studying new multicast routing protocols that
Inference of Multicast Routing Trees and Bottleneck Bandwidths using.. - Ratnasamy, McCanne (1999)(Correct)
The efficacy of end-to-end multicast transport protocols depends
critically upon their ability to scale efficiently to a large number of
receivers. Several research multicast protocols attempt to achi... / Inference of Multicast Routing Trees and Bottleneck br The efficacy of end-to-end multicast transport protocols depends
A Group Communication Protocol for CORBA - Moser Melliar-Smith (1999)(Correct)
Group communication protocols are used in fault-tolerant
systems to maintain strong replica consistency. The FaultTolerant
Multicast Protocol (FTMP) described here is a
group communicationprotocol spe... / consistency. The FaultTolerant Multicast Protocol FTMP described here br CORBA FTMP operates over IP Multicast and consists of the Reliable
Fast Convergence for Cumulative Layered Multicast Transmission Schemes - Legout, Biersack (1999)(Correct)
A major challenge in the Internet is to deliver live audio/video content with a good quality to large number of
receivers. Multicast transmission and cumulative layered transmission are two mechanism... / Convergence for Cumulative Layered Multicast Transmission Schemes A. br to large number of receivers. Multicast transmission and cumulative
Multicast Group Communication for CORBA - Moser, Melliar-Smith, Narasimhan.. (1999)(Correct)
Multicastgroup communication is a useful augmentation to
CORBA both for fault-tolerant and highly available applications
and for groupware and cooperative work applications.
However, different multica... / Multicast Group Communication for CORBA br Abstract Multicastgroup communication is a useful
Adaptive Group in Open ORB - Saikoski, Coulson (1999)(Correct)
This paper describes the research into the design of a configurable and
reconfigurable group service for middleware. The main objective is to allow
components of a group service to be changed at run t... / using multipoint communication multicast to send the same data to each br applications. Although a simple multicast facility can be suitable for
Optimized Caching in Systems with . . . - Eager, al. (1999)(Correct)
Supporting on-demand access to large widely shared
data, such as popular video objects, requires effective use of
regional (proxy) servers that store some of the data close to the
clients. The proxy c... / provided by recently proposed multicast delivery techniques. This paper br be achieved through the use of multicast or broadcast delivery to
A Proposal to add Explicit Congestion Notification (ECN) to IP - Ramakrishnan, Floyd (1999)(Correct)
This note describes a proposed addition of ECN (Explicit Congestion Notification) to IP. TCP is currently the dominant transport protocol used in the Internet. We begin by describing TCP's use of pack... / e.g.unreliable unicast or multicast reliable multicast other br unicast or multicast reliable multicast other reliable unicast
KHIP --- A Scalable Protocol for Secure Multicast Routing - Clay Shields Garcia-Luna-Aceves (1999)(Correct)
We present Keyed HIP (KHIP), a secure, hierarchical multicast
routing protocol. We show that other shared-tree multicast
routing protocols are subject to attacks against the
multicast routing infrastr... / -A Scalable Protocol for Secure Multicast Routing Clay Shields J.J. br HIP KHIP a secure hierarchical multicast routing protocol. We show that
A Hierarchical Proxy Architecture for Internet-scale Event Services - Yu, Estrin, Govindan (1999)(Correct)
The rapid growth of the Web has made it possible to
build collaborative applications on an unprecedented scale. However,
the request-reply interaction model of HTTP limits the range
of applications th... / scarce It is arguable that multicast delivery will solve this br will solve this problem. Using one multicast group per event type eliminates
A Distributed Snapshot Algorithm Adapted for Message Delivery to.. - Murphy Roman (1999)(Correct)
Mobile computing is emerging as a novel paradigm with its own characteristic problems, models,
and algorithms. Much effort is being expended on integrating mobile units with fixed networks,
providing ... / solutions for the problem of multicasting messages among mobile units. br important in recent years the multicast problem of delivering a message
STING+: An Approach to Active Spatial Data Mining - Wang, Yang, Muntz (1999)(Correct)
Spatial data mining presents new challenges due to the large size of spatial data, the complexity of
spatial data types, and the special nature of spatial access methods. Most research in this area ha... / and maximizing the relevance of multicast channels to users. Triggers
Activating Networks - Smith Calvert Murphy (1999)(Correct)
Research in active networking has resulted in a variety of working systems and experimental
results obtained from these systems. More importantly, the active network research community
has been identi... / to problems ranging from reliable multicast wLGT and auctions LWG to br Networks . Active Reliable Multicast Active Reliable
Supporting IP Multicast for Mobile Hosts - Yu Wang (1999)(Correct)
IP Multicast is an efficient mechanism of delivering a large amount of data to a group
of members over the Internet. Link sharing is achieved by a multicast tree that connects all
group members. Mobil... / Supporting IP Multicast for Mobile Hosts Yu Wang br May Abstract IP Multicast is an efficient mechanism of
Cost and Price Calculation for Internet Integrated Services - Karsten, Schmitt, Wolf, Steinmetz (1999)(Correct)
Charging schemes are needed to protect an integrated services network from arbitrary
resource reservations and to create a funding mechanism to extend network capacity at the
most desired locations at... / IntServ combined with IP multicast and RSVP as signalling br receiver-oriented and anonymous IP multicast model as well as the inherent
Secure Communication in Minimal Connectivity Models - Franklin, Wright (1999)(Correct)
Problems of secure communication and computation have been studied extensively in network
models. In this work, we ask what is possible in the information-theoretic setting when
the adversary is very ... / concentrate on a new model called multicast lines and show a sizable gap br this is known as reliable multicast PSL Ch PG Hence we
On Achieving Profit in Providing Near Video-on-Demand Services - Gary Chan (1999)(Correct)
In near video-on-demand, requests for the same
movie arriving within a period of time are grouped together (i.e.,
batched) and served with a single multicast stream; thereby reducing
the bandwidth req... / batched and served with a single multicast stream thereby reducing the br We consider here that the use of a multicast channel comes with a cost.
Packet Scheduling For Heterogeneous Multicast Transmissions - Roca (1999)(Correct)
Multicast transmissions naturally raise the problem of the heterogeneity
of receivers in terms of networking possibilities, host
performances and user desires. Several solutions have been introduced
b... / Scheduling For Heterogeneous Multicast Transmissions Vincent Roca br Abstract Multicast transmissions naturally raise
Atomic Broadcast and Quorum-based Replication in Asynchronous.. - Rodrigues, Raynal (1999)(Correct)
This paper describes a solution to the Atomic Broadcast problem in
asynchronous distributed systems in which processes can crash and recover.
Our solution is based on a transformation of any Consensus... / avoiding the problem of reliable multicast in the crash-recovery model. br on Consensus. . Total Order Multicast to Distinct Groups In this
A Framework for Management and Control of Distributed Applications.. - Parnes, Synnes, Schefström (1999)(Correct)
As more and more applications on the Internet become network
aware the need and possibility to remotely control them becomes
larger. This paper presents a framework for control and management of
distr... / Applications using Agents and IP-multicast Peter Parnes Kare Synnes br components. This is done using IP-multicast and an agent based application
Implementing Highly-Available WWW Servers based on Passive Object.. - Baldoni, Bonamoneta, Marchetti (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we investigate issues related to building highly-available World Wide Web
(WWW) servers on workstation clusters. We present a novel architecture that includes a dynamic
Domain Name Serve... / i it does not need a client to multicast its invocation to every replica br of independent assessment using multicast of messages. Each failure
Extending Greedy Multicast Routing to Delay Sensitive Applications - Goel, Munagala (1999)(Correct)
Given a weighted undirected graph G(V; E) and a subset R of V , a Steiner tree is a subtree
of G that contains each vertex in R. In this paper, we present an online algorithm for nding a
Steiner tree... / Extending Greedy Multicast Routing to Delay Sensitive br trying to construct source-based multicast trees of low cost and good
Measuring Bandwidth - Lai, Baker (1999)(Correct)
Accurate network bandwidth measurement is important to a variety of network applications. Unfortunately, accurate bandwidth measurement is difficult. We describe some current bandwidth measurement tec... / use bandwidth information to build multicast routing trees more efficiently br and dynamically. Ideally multicast routing trees would be built so
Wrens: A Framework for Rapidly Evolvable Network Services - Anurag Acharya Maximilian (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, we describe the Wrens framework for rapidly evolvable network services. The
goal of Wrens is to provide the abstractions and the infrastructure that facilitate rapid development,
extens... / clients customcast customized multicast a filtering news ticker which br news content over a set of multicast groups nuz which transcodes
Reliable Communication for Highly Mobile Agents - Murphy, Picco (1999)(Correct)
The provision of a reliable communication infrastructure for mobile agents is still an open research issue. The challenge to reliability we address in this work does not come from the possibility of f... / mobile agent but also to provide multicast communication to a group of br to an extension that provides multicast communication to a group of
Implementing the Real-Time Publisher/Subscriber Model on the.. - Kaiser, Mock (1999)(Correct)
Designing distributed real-time systems as being composed
of communicating objects offers many advantages with
respect to modularity and extensibility of these systems.
However, distributed real-time ... / messages send a multicast message send a broadcast br messages needed. The use of the multicast alternative is advocated for in
Providing Distributed On-Demand Video Services Using Multicasting and .. - Gary Chan (1999)(Correct)
In an on-demand video system, a number of
repository servers store all the video contents of interest to
a large pool of geographically distributed users. In order
to achieve higher streaming capacity... / On-Demand Video Services Using Multicasting and Local Caching S.H. br to the local servers using multicasting. Upon the arrival of a
Low Latency Message-Passing for Reflective Memory Networks - Matt Jacunski (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we present an efficient
design for message passing over a reflective memory
network. First, we consider the attributes of reflective
memory communication networks and the requirements
... / lowlatency send receive and multicast functionality to higher-level br the mirrored aspect for improved multicast messages. These reflective
Secure Communication in Broadcast Channels: The Answer to Franklin.. - Wang, Desmedt (1999)(Correct)
Problems of secure communication and computation have been studied extensively
in network models. Goldreich, Goldwasser, and Linial, Franklin and Yung, and Franklin
and Wright have initiated the study... / network structures and consider multicast graphs. Specifically a br multicast graphs. Specifically a multicast graph is just a graph G V
Spanners and Message Distribution in Networks - Farley, Proskurowski, Zappala.. (1999)(Correct)
We investigate the applicability of spanners as shared structures
that offer both low cost and low delay for broadcast and multicast.
A k-spanner has the potential to offer lower delay than shared... / and low delay for broadcast and multicast. A k-spanner has the br that it is feasible to build a multicast routing protocol using spanners
Detour: a Case for Informed Internet Routing and Transport - Savage, Aggarawl, Becker, Cardwell.. (1999)(Correct)
Despite its obvious success, robustness, and scalability, the Internet suffers from a number of end-to-end performance
and availability problems. In this paper, we attempt to quantify the Internet's i... / dynamic address assignment multicast mobility and most recently br previously been used to form the multicast backbone MBONE and the
Supplying Instantaneous Video-on-Demand Services Using Controlled.. - Gao, Towsley (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, we propose and evaluate the performance of a multicast technique, called controlled
CIWP, for supplying video-on-demand services. Similar to batching schemes, controlled CIWP allows
two... / Services Using Controlled Multicast Lixin Gao Don Towsley br and evaluate the performance of a multicast technique called controlled
Stream Clustering Problems in Video-On-Demand: Optimal Solutions and.. - Basu, Krishnan, Little (1999)(Correct)
Supporting independent VCR-like interactions in true video-on-demand systems
is resource intensive and in the worst case requires a separate channel for each user. A variety
of techniques have been ... / served by a single stream using IP multicast. In interval-caching schemes br users using a single channel. IP Multicast is a major vehicle for achieving
MHealth: A Real-Time Multicast Tree Visualization and Monitoring Tool - Makofske, Almeroth (1999)(Correct)
The exponential growth of the Internet combined with the
increasing popularity of streaming audio and video content
are pushing Internet bandwidth constraints to their limits.
Methods of managing and ... / MHealth A Real-Time Multicast Tree Visualization and br are becoming increasingly vital. Multicasting Internet content especially
Search Party: Using Randomcast for Reliable Multicast with Local.. - Adam Costello (1999)(Correct)
IP multicast is an efficient means of sending to a group, but the packets
are sent unreliably. Some applications, like distributed whiteboard and
news articles, require detection and retransmission of... / Using Randomcast for Reliable Multicast with Local Recovery Adam M. br at Berkeley Abstract-IP multicast is an efficient means of sending
A Reliable Registry for the Jgroup Distributed Object Model - Montresor (1999)(Correct)
S. All local authors can be reached via e-mail at the address last-name@cs.unibo.it.
Questions and comments should be addressed to tr-admin@cs.unibo.it.
Recent Titles from the UBLCS Technical Report... / that communicate through reliable multicast primitives. Objects forming a br membership service and a reliable multicast service. Task of the former is
Transparent Replication for Fault Tolerance in Distributed Ada 95 - Wolf (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we present the foundations of RAPIDS
("Replicated Ada Partitions In Distributed Systems"), an
implementation of the PCS supporting the transparent replication
of partitions in distribute... / information and various reliable multicast primitives. Replicas are br needed for the totally ordered multicast necessary to ensure the
A Claim-Collide Mechanism for Robust Distributed Resource Allocation - Radoslavov, Estrin, Govindan (1999)(Correct)
Much previous work has been done on distributed dynamic
resource allocation, and there are a number of solutions.
Unfortunately, pragmatic mechanisms for Internetwide
resource allocation have not rece... / latency. We use an Internetwide multicast address allocation architecture br is the dynamic allocation of multicast group addresses for IPv
Key Management for Secure Internet Multicast using Boolean Function.. - Isabella Chang (1999)(Correct)
The Internet today provides no support for privacy or authentication
of multicast packets. However, an increasing number of applications
will require secure multicast services in order to restrict gro... / Key Management for Secure Internet Multicast using Boolean Function br for privacy or authentication of multicast packets. However an increasing
Flooding for Reliable Multicast in Multi-Hop Ad Hoc Networks - Ho, Obraczka, Tsudik, Viswanath (1999)(Correct)
Ad Hoc Networks are gaining popularity as a result of advances in smaller, more versatile and powerful mobile computing devices. The distinguishing feature of these networks is the universal mobility ... / Flooding for Reliable Multicast in Multi-Hop Ad Hoc Networks br services including reliable multicast communication. This paper
Caching Schemes for Distributed Video Services - Gary Chan (1999)(Correct)
In an on-demand video system, the repository
servers storing all the video contents generally have limited
streaming capacities and may not be co-located with the users.
To achieve higher user capacit... / a system of request batching and multicasting in providing distributed br requirement. The repository may multicast movies to the local servers or
Minimizing Bandwidth Requirements for On-Demand Data Delivery - Eager, Vernon, Zahorjan (1999)(Correct)
Recent techniques for multicast or broadcast delivery of streaming media can provide immediate service to each client
request yet achieve considerable client stream sharing (i.e., server and network b... / Abstract Recent techniques for multicast or broadcast delivery of br tapping grace patching controlled multicast technique achieves nearly the
Fault Tolerance by Transparent Replication for Distributed Ada 95 - Wolf, Strohmeier (1999)(Correct)
This paper presents the foundations of RAPIDS ("Replicated Ada
Partitions In Distributed Systems"), an implementation of the Distributed
Systems Annex E incorporating the transparent replication of ... / information and a reliable multicast primitive. Non-Determinism br sequence of state accesses is multicast to all cohorts which then apply
Measurement and Modelling of the Temporal Dependence in Packet Loss - Yajnik, Moon, Kurose, Towsley (1999)(Correct)
Understanding and modelling packet loss in the Internet is
especially relevant for the design and analysis of delay-sensitive multimedia
applications. In this paper, we present analysis of 128 hours o... / hours of endto end unicast and multicast packet loss measurement. From br ms sent on both unicast and multicast Internet connections. Since
Flexible Collective Operations for Distributed Object Groups - Nolte (1999)(Correct)
Collective operations on multiple distributed objects are a
powerful means to coordinate parallel computations. In this paper we
present an inheritance based approach to implement parallel collectiv... / on distributed data-sets as multicasts based on point-to-point br standard inheritance mechanisms. Multicast groups are therefore described
A System to Support Active Telecomunications Services - Maknavicius (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, a telecommunications service configuration management
issue is addressed, and an active service model is proposed. Like in active networks
where incorporating programmability into the... / such processes as routing multicast resource A System to Support
Inter-Receiver Fair Multicast Communication Over the Internet - Jiang, Zegura, Ammar (1999)(Correct)
Multicast protocols target applications involving a large number of receivers with heterogeneous data reception capabilities. To accommodate heterogeneity, the sender may transmit at multiple rates, r... / Inter-Receiver Fair Multicast Communication Over the Internet br Abstract Multicast protocols target applications
Programmable Agents for Active Distributed Monitoring - Al-Shaer (1999)(Correct)
The successful deployment of next-generation distributed systems
is significantly dependent on the efficient management support that
improves the performance and reliability of these applications at... / for steering distributed reliable multicast protocols and Section br is useful for monitoring reliable multicasting. Performing an action
Policy-Enabled Handoffs Across Heterogeneous Wireless Networks - Wang, Katz, Giese (1999)(Correct)
Access is the killer app" [3] is the vision of the Daedalus
project at U.C. Berkeley. Being able to be connected
seamlessly anytime anywhere to the best network still
remains an unfulfilled goal. Of... / handoffs across cells using multicast as another level of br latency. Also the use of the multicast address eliminates location
Trace--Adaptive Fragmentation for Periodic Broadcast of VBR Video - Fulu Li And (1999)(Correct)
Periodic broadcast schemes have been proposed as a
scalable solution for the implementation of Video--on--
Demand (VoD) systems. Efficient periodic broadcast
schemes fragment each video into a number ... / be categorized into a batched multicast and b periodic broadcast br broadcast schemes. Batched multicast schemes collect user requests
Improving Bandwidth Efficiency on Video-on-Demand Servers - Carter, Long (1999)(Correct)
Video-on-demand (VOD) servers have a limited amount of bandwidth with which to service client requests.
Conventional VOD servers dedicate a unique stream of data for each client, and that strategy c... / True Reactive No Asynchronous Multicasting Near Reactive - Yes br i.e. batch them together by multicasting the video to all of the
QoS Scalability for Streamed Media Delivery - Krasic, Walpole (1999)(Correct)
Applications with real-rate progress requirements, such as mediastreaming
systems, are difficult to deploy in shared heterogenous
environments such as the Internet. On the Internet, mediastreaming
sys... / existing mechanisms such as IP multicast. In stored-media applications br of addressing heterogeneity in multicast distribution trees. Our priority
Integral Expressions for the Numerical Evaluation of Product Form.. - Manjunath Biplab Sikdar (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we consider stochastic systems
defined over irregular, multidimensional, integer spaces
that have a product form steady state distribution. Examples
of such systems include closed and BC... / systems copy networks in multicast packet switches and BCMP br in the copy network of the Lee Multicast Switch. Finally we consider
A Knowledge-Theoretic Analysis of Uniform Distributed Coordination.. - Joseph Halpern Cornell (1999)(Correct)
It is shown that if there is no bound on the number of
faulty processes, then in a precise sense, in a system
with unreliable but fair communication, Uniform Distributed
Coordination (UDC) can be atta... / and Sandoz' Uniform Reliable Multicast SS is a special case of br Sandoz implement Uniform Reliable Multicast by using the Isis virtual
Exploiting the Bandwidth-Memory Tradeoff in Multicast State.. - Radoslavov, Estrin, Govindan (1999)(Correct)
Multicast data distribution is achieved through three mechanisms: rendezvous of senders with receivers,
distribution tree building protocol, and multicast forwarding. While the first two mechanisms ha... / the Bandwidth-Memory Tradeoff in Multicast State Aggregation Pavlin br Second Revision Abstract Multicast data distribution is achieved
Stability and Fairness Issues in Layered Multicast - Gopalakrishnan, Griffioen.. (1999)(Correct)
Layered multicast is a promising technique for broadcasting
adaptive-quality video to heterogeneous receivers.
Past evaluation of layered multicast protocols
has focused on the effectiveness of determ... / and Fairness Issues in Layered Multicast R. Gopalakrishnan James br NJ Abstract Layered multicast is a promising technique for
Scheduling of Secondary Content for Aggregation in Commercial.. - Basu Narayanan (1999)(Correct)
Dynamic service aggregation techniques can exploit skewed access popularity patterns to
reduce the costs of building interactive VoD systems. These schemes seek to cluster and
merge users into single ... / be served o the same stream using multicast. Secondary content insertion is br assumed to be xed ideally one multicast ad channel suces the
Optimal Patching Schemes for Efficient Multimedia Streaming - Sen, Gao, Rexford, Towsley (1999)(Correct)
Multimedia streaming applications consume a significant amount of server and network resources due to the
high bandwidth and long duration of audio and video clips. Making streaming services economica... / close together in time and multicast the stream to the set of br or by joining leaving multiple multicast groups. In periodic broadcast
A Cache Coherence Protocol for the Bidirectional Ring Based.. - Hitoshi Oi And (1999)(Correct)
In this paper, a new cache protocol for ring based shared
memory multiprocessors is discussed and analyzed. The
proposed protocol uses multicasting of rings to reduce the
message traversal length. The... / The proposed protocol uses multicasting of rings to reduce the br state to S. This UD message is multicast and is received at both the home
Challenges for Distributed Event Services: Scalability vs.. - Carzaniga, Rosenblum, Wolf (1999)(Correct)
this paper we also sketched some design
solutions that we adopted for SIENA. In particular, we have formulated an event service that combines an
expressive API with a generic distributed architecture.... / USENET news infrastructure and IP multicast represent potential or partial br Events iBus USENET News and IP multicast is that they offer only a
Communication Services for Advanced Network Applications - Bresnahan, Foster, Insley, Toonen.. (1999)(Correct)
Advanced network applications such as
remote instrument control, collaborative environments,
and remote I/O are distinguished from "traditional
" applications such as videoconferencing by
their need t... / but can often benefit from multicast while database updates require br but cannot always use multicast capabilities. Mechanisms are
Real-Time Application Management Based On Corba Event Service - Kaniyar, Tsaoussidis, Badr (1999)(Correct)
This work addresses the problem of real time network
resource management. Resources are represented as
Resource Virtual Machines, which exhibit similar characteristics
as actual resources with respect... / resource reservations as well as multicast capabilities. CORBA interfaces br out management information with multicast capabilities using the X-
Real-Time Control and Management of Distributed Applications using.. - Parnes, Synnes, Schefstrom (1999)(Correct)
A central issue within any distributed computer environment is how to control and
manage running applications. This paper presents an implementation of a framework
for control and management of distri... / Distributed Applications using IP-Multicast P. Parnes K. Synnes D. br presents an application called multicast Manager -mManager a Java
Key Management for Restricted Multicast using Broadcast Encryption - Abdalla, Shavitt, Wool (1999)(Correct)
The problem we address is how to communicate securely with a set of users (the target
set) over an insecure broadcast channel. This problem occurs in two application domains:
satellite/cable pay TV, a... / Key Management for Restricted Multicast using Broadcast Encryption br a separate key tree for each multicast program thus incurring a setup
Service Location Protocol - Charles Perkins (1999)(Correct)
The Service Location Protocol has been designed
within the Internet Engineering Task Force to meet
the needs of all Internet nodes for automatic resolution
of service needs. The protocol defines User
... / is provided by eliminating most multicast and broadcast messages and by br However RDP made heavy use of multicast and broadcast and it seemed
Architectural Issues for Multicast Congestion Control - Anindya Basu Jamaloddin (1999)(Correct)
As multicast applications are becoming more common,
multicast congestion control has become an important
problem. In this paper, we present an architecture for
multicast congestion control schemes. We... / Architectural Issues for Multicast Congestion Control Anindya br Abstract As multicast applications are becoming more
A Jini-based Gateway Architecture for Mobile Devices - Aschemann, Kehr, Zeidler (1999)(Correct)
In the near future we expect a widespread deployment of
mobile computational resources including network-enabled end devices
like Laptops and PDAs. An interesting problem then and today is the
trans... / and Join Protocol based on multicast and unicast-communication. This br built on top of HTTP-based multicast-protocols. Services register
Towards Making Broadcast Encryption Practical - Abdalla, Shavitt, Wool (1999)(Correct)
The problem we address is how to communicate securely with a set of users (the
target set) over an insecure broadcast channel. In order to solve this problem, several
broadcast encryption schemes have... / set to occasionally receive the multicast. This relaxation is appropriate br for low-cost transmissions such as multicasting electronic coupons. For this
An Adaptive Protocol for Reliable Multicast in Mobile Multi-hop Radio .. - Sandeep Gupta (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we propose a new protocol for reliable multicast
in a multi-hop mobile radio network. The protocol is
reliable, i.e., it guarantees message delivery to all multicast
nodes even when the ... / An Adaptive Protocol for Reliable Multicast in Mobile Multi-hop Radio br a new protocol for reliable multicast in a multi-hop mobile radio
Models for Optimized Caching in Systems with Heterogeneous Client.. - Derek Eager Michael (1999)(Correct)
A recent paper develops and applies two new models for determining optimal proxy cache
content in systems supporting on-demand access to large, widely shared data, such as popular
video objects. The n... / of recently proposed segmented multicast delivery techniques. These br the smaller initial segments are multicast more frequently than the
Presenting to Local and Remote Audiences: Design and Use of the TELEP .. - Gavin Jancke Jonathan (1999)(Correct)
The current generation of desktop computers and networks
are bringing streaming audio and video into widespread
use. A small investment allows presentations or lectures to
be multicast, enabling passi... / presentations or lectures to be multicast enabling passive viewing from br We surveyed experienced viewers of multicast presentations and designed a
A Web caching bibliography - Pierre (1999)(Correct)
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Heterogeneous Distributed Virtual Machines in the Harness.. - Migliardi, Sunderam (1999)(Correct)
Harness is a Java-centric, experimental metacomputing framework based upon the principle of dynamic enrollment and reconfiguration of heterogeneous computational resources into distributed virtual mac... / computing systems. Similarly multicast protocols and better algorithms br is the requirement to support IP multicast communication. In fact both the
DataSpace - querying and monitoring deeply networked collections in.. - Imielinski, Goel (1999)(Correct)
The DataSpace is a three dimensional physical space 100 kilometers above and 10 kilometers
below the surface of earth that is accessible to the network. It is addressed geographically as
opposed to th... / we propose a version of the multicast protocol called spacecast br using our proposed modi cation of multicasting called spacecast. Before we
Optimal and Efficient Merging Schedules for Video-on-Demand Servers - Eager, Vernon, Zahorjan (1999)(Correct)
this paper is on how to reduce the server bandwidth
required through the design of efficient server delivery policies.
The solution we arrive at preserves the properties of immediate
service and simpl... / a later arriving client joins the multicast stream delivering the media data br It also listens to the existing multicast stream obtaining data in the
A Library for Heterogeneous Multicast Distributions: Concepts.. - Roca (1999)(Correct)
This paper addresses the multicast distribution of data generated on the fly to a set of widely
heterogeneous receivers, a common situation with collaborative work applications. It discusses
the desig... / A Library for Heterogeneous Multicast Distributions Concepts br Goals This paper addresses the multicast distribution of data generated
Application-Specific Policies: Beyond the Domain Boundaries - Herbert Bos (1999)(Correct)
We propose a network management and control architecture that is able to dynamically
load application-specific code, which in turn is able to control resources at a very low
level. Recognising the exi... / connection from C i was a multicast then a connection is made br from C i to C i else a multicast connection is made from C i
The Design of an Interactive Online Help Desk in the Alexandria.. - Robert Prince (1999)(Correct)
In large software systems such as digital libraries, electronic
commerce applications, and customer support systems, the
user interface and system are often complex and difficult to
navigate. It is ne... / Computer Workflow Unpredictable Multicast Boards Seminar The br has the proper expertise. ffl Multicast collaborative sessions With
IPv6 Courtesy Copy Extension Headers - Hjalmtysson (1999)(Correct)
As the richness of services introduced on the Internet increases, there is a growing need for
uniform and efficient mechanisms for exchanging control information (signaling). Examples
of such signalin... / tie-up. However facilities for multicast group management br is used to trigger an internal multicast on every router in the path a
Quality Management in Multimedia Applications - Schmidt (1999)(Correct)
Multimedia communication has become a service that is used more and more frequently.
Users now expect to receive a certain end-to-end Quality of Service (QoS) at their terminals.
Therefore, the termin... / Fah are combined to allow multicast sessions to take place between
Securing Information Transmission by Redundancy - Li, Reiher, Popek (1999)(Correct)
Many approaches have been used or proposed for providing security for information dissemination over networks, including encryption, authentication, and digital signatures. These mechanisms do not, ho... / acknowledgement. Reliable multicast Reliable multicast provides br Reliable multicast Reliable multicast provides reliability for
Impact of Channel Models on Simulation of Large Scale Wireless.. - Mineo Takai (1999)(Correct)
Accurate simulation of wireless networks requires
realistic models of the channel propagation medium.
The commonly used free space model is computationally
efficient but ignores many losses that are c... / capability that includes multicast asymmetric communications using br M. Royer and C. E. Perkins Multicast Using Ad-hoc On-Demand Distance
GoodeWatch: Supervision of CORBA Applications - Gransart, Merle, Geib (1999)(Correct)
This paper presents GoodeWatch, an environment to supervise
the behavior of distributed applications. This work is based on
CORBA middleware.
Keywords: CORBA objects, Generic Object-Oriented Dynamic... / for the applications. a multicast transport layer to broadcast br grabbing. GoodeWatch Events multicasting To propagate events we
Multicast Grouping For Dynamic Data Distribution Management - Katherine Morse (1999)(Correct)
The High Level Architectures Data Distribution
Management services are the most recent in a succession
of systems designed to reduce the amount of data
received by individual simulations in large-scal... / Multicast Grouping For Dynamic Data br Data Distribution Management Multicast Rti Abstract The High
Web Server QoS Management by Adaptive Content Delivery - Abdelzaher, Bhatti (1999)(Correct)
The Internet is undergoing substantial changes from
a communication and browsing infrastructure to a
medium for conducting business and selling a myriad
of emerging services. The World Wide Web provid... / load can be reduced by using multicast to distribute commonly br P. White and J. Crowcroft Www multicast delibvery with classes of
DBIS-Toolkit: Adaptable Middleware For Large Scale Data Delivery - Demet (1999)(Correct)
Introduction The proliferation of the Internet and intranets, advances in wireless and satellite networks, and the availability of asymmetric, high-bandwidth links to the home, have fueled the develop... / and filtering of broadcast or multicast channels. Information Broker br built using Windows NT and its IP Multicast support. The toolkit has been
Stochastic Differential Equation Modeling and Analysis of.. - Misra, Gong, Towsley (1999)(Correct)
In this paper we present new modeling and analysis technique
for characterizing the steady state performance of a TCP flow. We invert
the loss process in our model, by treating loss events arriving at... / congestion control mechanisms for Multicast applications to remain br of our techniques in analyzing multicast congestion protocols. VI.