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....outlines the importance of reliability on voice over packet connections. Another challenge facing network operators is to adapt the billing strategies for these technologies. Most of the following considerations about ATM and IP have been gathered from various sources, especially [Dan02] and [PD00] 2.2 IP Internet Protocol The main characteristics of IP are that it is: the underlying technology of the Internet and of almost every LANs, highly flexible, and easy to manage, designed to scale well and to be fault tolerant, the technology of choice for future multimedia ....
....of ATM. A sample output is given on figure 6.8. 49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [Mb s] time [ms] Example 3 ON OFF Figure 6.8: Example: On O# Sources 6.5 Scheduling Policy On the router switch side, three di#erent tra#c management policies have been implemented. According to [MKD01] and [PD00] these policies represent the most commonly used. These are: FIFO Queue Scheduler, Generalized Processor Sharing (GPS) and Priority Scheduler. For implementation of the simulator, two aspects have to be considered: On the queue level, we need to know how a change in the arrival process ....
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....E mail: vxl11 po.cwru.edu. URL: http: vorlon.cwru.edu vxl11 . Dept. of Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. E mail: kirk cs.pitt.edu 1. 1 Multicasting Broadcasting and multicasting are the natural methods to propagate information in media such as shared Ethernet [43], wireless links, including satellites [43] and short range wireless [43] and optical networks, ranging from cable modems to high throughput database systems [11] In all those media, broadcasting is the primary mode of operation for the physical layer [43] Broadcasting is used by several ....
....Dept. of Computer Science, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260. E mail: kirk cs.pitt.edu 1. 1 Multicasting Broadcasting and multicasting are the natural methods to propagate information in media such as shared Ethernet [43] wireless links, including satellites [43] and short range wireless [43] and optical networks, ranging from cable modems to high throughput database systems [11] In all those media, broadcasting is the primary mode of operation for the physical layer [43] Broadcasting is used by several companies, including Hughes Networks and ....
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Larry L. Peterson and Bruce S. Davie. Computer Networks. Morgan Kaufmann, 2000.
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....SAAM organizes its servers in a hierarchy. See Figure 2. Specifically, at the first level SAAM partitions the network into regions, and sets up one server 3 for each region. A region is represented by a circle in Figure 2. The current approach to network partitioning using Autonomous Systems [10] can easily be extended to perform this task. Once established, the SAAM server will perform network functions on behalf of the routers in its region. 2 Details on how to collect such data is beyond the scope of this paper. 3 SAAM also sets up one or more backup servers if high fault tolerance ....
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....organizes its servers in a hierarchy. See Figure 2. Specifically, at the first level, SAAM partitions the network into regions, and sets up one server 3 for each region. A region is represented by a circle in Figure 2. The current approach to network partitioning using Autonomous Systems [10] can easily be extended to perform this task. Once established, the SAAM server will perform network functions on behalf of the routers in its region. Similar to today s architecture, each SAAM region has a subset of routers, called border gateways, through which data can come in and go out of a ....
Larry L. Peterson and Bruce S. Davie. Computer Networks, A Systems Approach. Morgan Kaufmann, 1997.
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