ch4_1040106update
... All these collision domains are still under the same broadcast domain unless VLANs are created All nodes can communicate with each other by broadcast at the link layer An n -port router could separate one broadcast domain into n broadcast domains ...
... All these collision domains are still under the same broadcast domain unless VLANs are created All nodes can communicate with each other by broadcast at the link layer An n -port router could separate one broadcast domain into n broadcast domains ...
document
... E2E schemes with selective acks help a lot – Still not as good as best LL schemes Explicit loss E2E schemes help (avoid shrinking congestion window) but should be combined with SACK for multiple packet losses IFA’2004 ...
... E2E schemes with selective acks help a lot – Still not as good as best LL schemes Explicit loss E2E schemes help (avoid shrinking congestion window) but should be combined with SACK for multiple packet losses IFA’2004 ...
The Internet and Its Uses
... Some switches can perform Layer 3 functions, replacing the need for dedicated routers to perform basic routing on a network. –1. PC1 on VLAN10 is communicating with PC3 on VLAN30 through switch S1 using VLAN interfaces configured for each VLAN. –2. PC1 sends its unicast traffic to switch S2. –3. S ...
... Some switches can perform Layer 3 functions, replacing the need for dedicated routers to perform basic routing on a network. –1. PC1 on VLAN10 is communicating with PC3 on VLAN30 through switch S1 using VLAN interfaces configured for each VLAN. –2. PC1 sends its unicast traffic to switch S2. –3. S ...
VPN et IPSec
... way slow. MPLS introduce (or use) the concepts of tags. Packets are “tagged” at the “entrance” of the WAN. Inside the WAN packets are switched (not routed) based on the tag. Tags are removed at the network exit. This solution is now widely offered by operators. The last link layers VPN solution desc ...
... way slow. MPLS introduce (or use) the concepts of tags. Packets are “tagged” at the “entrance” of the WAN. Inside the WAN packets are switched (not routed) based on the tag. Tags are removed at the network exit. This solution is now widely offered by operators. The last link layers VPN solution desc ...
Chapter 3 - Department of Computer and Information Science and
... informally: “too many sources sending too much ...
... informally: “too many sources sending too much ...
COEN 252 Computer Forensics - Santa Clara University's
... Do not duplicate all error information. Copying process has lower priority and some packets might not be mirrored. Misses out on traffic on the local link. ...
... Do not duplicate all error information. Copying process has lower priority and some packets might not be mirrored. Misses out on traffic on the local link. ...
Document
... (RIP) – RFC 1058 (RIP), RFC 1723 (RIPv2): Routing Protocol (applicationlayer protocol over UDP – port ...
... (RIP) – RFC 1058 (RIP), RFC 1723 (RIPv2): Routing Protocol (applicationlayer protocol over UDP – port ...
What is Multicast?
... — Designated Local Transmitters (DLRs) may respond to a NCF with their own NCF making themselves available as a DLR (Redirection NCF) ...
... — Designated Local Transmitters (DLRs) may respond to a NCF with their own NCF making themselves available as a DLR (Redirection NCF) ...
Internetworking Technologies
... Theory, Queuing Theory, Operating Systems and some exposure to Compute Networks on part of the readers, though it attempts to provide some basic concepts in a nutshell in the introductory chapters. The book has been written as a text on internetworking technologies that should also cater to the need ...
... Theory, Queuing Theory, Operating Systems and some exposure to Compute Networks on part of the readers, though it attempts to provide some basic concepts in a nutshell in the introductory chapters. The book has been written as a text on internetworking technologies that should also cater to the need ...
switch
... trip from Princeton to Lausanne • limo: Princeton to JFK • plane: JFK to Geneva • train: Geneva to Lausanne ...
... trip from Princeton to Lausanne • limo: Princeton to JFK • plane: JFK to Geneva • train: Geneva to Lausanne ...
Chapter
... • The Internet was initially based on a besteffort packet delivery service • Today's Internet carries many more different applications than 20 years ago • Some applications have special bandwidth and/or delay requirements • The Integrated Services model (RFC1633) was introduced to guarantee a predic ...
... • The Internet was initially based on a besteffort packet delivery service • Today's Internet carries many more different applications than 20 years ago • Some applications have special bandwidth and/or delay requirements • The Integrated Services model (RFC1633) was introduced to guarantee a predic ...
Tracetree: A Scalable Mechanism to Discover Multicast Tree Topologies in the Internet
... router appends its response block to the request packet and forwards it to the upstream router. When the request packet reaches the first hop router at the source site, it contains the complete path information. If plain mtrace is not successful, hop-by-hop mode is used. Hop-by-hop mtrace works simi ...
... router appends its response block to the request packet and forwards it to the upstream router. When the request packet reaches the first hop router at the source site, it contains the complete path information. If plain mtrace is not successful, hop-by-hop mode is used. Hop-by-hop mtrace works simi ...
PPT
... The probability of successful reception of a data packet and its acknowledgment, based on effect from all transmissions (which depend on scheduling by the MAC) and PHY parameters Scheduling rates based on feedback from the PHY regarding the success of transmissions ...
... The probability of successful reception of a data packet and its acknowledgment, based on effect from all transmissions (which depend on scheduling by the MAC) and PHY parameters Scheduling rates based on feedback from the PHY regarding the success of transmissions ...
9781133019862_PPT_ch04
... • Explain the mechanics of IP routing, such as how entries are placed in a routing table and how the basics of routing operate on an internetwork • Describe the intricacies of IPv4 and IPv6 routing characteristics, including methods of preventing routing loops, general behaviors of routers in an int ...
... • Explain the mechanics of IP routing, such as how entries are placed in a routing table and how the basics of routing operate on an internetwork • Describe the intricacies of IPv4 and IPv6 routing characteristics, including methods of preventing routing loops, general behaviors of routers in an int ...
MinBD: Minimally-Buffered Deflection Routing for Energy
... Bufferless Deflection Routers: Bufferless deflection routing was first proposed by Baran [2]. It has found renewed interest in NoC design because on-chip wires (hence, network links) are relatively cheap, in contrast to buffers, which consume significant die area and leakage power [28], [21], [6], [ ...
... Bufferless Deflection Routers: Bufferless deflection routing was first proposed by Baran [2]. It has found renewed interest in NoC design because on-chip wires (hence, network links) are relatively cheap, in contrast to buffers, which consume significant die area and leakage power [28], [21], [6], [ ...
SMLT and RSMLT Deployment Guide V1.1
... The 802.3ad Link Aggregation Protocol standard provides a mechanism to aggregate multiple links to form one logical link. This Multi-Link Trunking function (MLT) provides both improved bandwidth beyond that of one link and inherent resiliency. Traffic is load-balanced automatically across the aggreg ...
... The 802.3ad Link Aggregation Protocol standard provides a mechanism to aggregate multiple links to form one logical link. This Multi-Link Trunking function (MLT) provides both improved bandwidth beyond that of one link and inherent resiliency. Traffic is load-balanced automatically across the aggreg ...
Bayeux: An Architecture for Scalable and Fault-tolerant Wide
... similar mechanisms to the hashed-suffix mesh introduced by Plaxton, Rajaraman and Richa in [4]. It is novel in allowing messages to locate objects and route to them across an arbitrarily-sized network, while using a routing map with size logarithmic to the network namespace at each hop. Tapestry pro ...
... similar mechanisms to the hashed-suffix mesh introduced by Plaxton, Rajaraman and Richa in [4]. It is novel in allowing messages to locate objects and route to them across an arbitrarily-sized network, while using a routing map with size logarithmic to the network namespace at each hop. Tapestry pro ...
Product Description
... © 2015 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved. ZTE CONFIDENTIAL: This document contains proprietary information of ZTE and is not to be disclosed or used without the prior written permission of ZTE. Due to update and improvement of ZTE products and technologies, information in this document is subject ...
... © 2015 ZTE Corporation. All rights reserved. ZTE CONFIDENTIAL: This document contains proprietary information of ZTE and is not to be disclosed or used without the prior written permission of ZTE. Due to update and improvement of ZTE products and technologies, information in this document is subject ...
M. Papatriantafilou – Link Layer
... – limo: Princeton to JFK – plane: JFK to Geneva – train: Geneva to Lausanne ...
... – limo: Princeton to JFK – plane: JFK to Geneva – train: Geneva to Lausanne ...
MPLS and VPN Architectures
... Ivan Pepelnjak, CCIE #1354, is chief technology advisor of NIL Data Communications (http://www.nil.si). He has over 10 years experience in designing, installing, troubleshooting, and operating large service provider and enterprise WAN and LAN networks. He joined NIL as technical director in 1991. Hi ...
... Ivan Pepelnjak, CCIE #1354, is chief technology advisor of NIL Data Communications (http://www.nil.si). He has over 10 years experience in designing, installing, troubleshooting, and operating large service provider and enterprise WAN and LAN networks. He joined NIL as technical director in 1991. Hi ...
Modular Components for Network Address Translation - PDOS-MIT
... Basic NAT was introduced in the early nineties to reduce the pressure for globally allocated IP addresses [9]. With NAT, an organization could assign unique, private IP addresses to each of its hosts, reserving just a few globallyallocated addresses to be shared among the hosts. All packets leaving ...
... Basic NAT was introduced in the early nineties to reduce the pressure for globally allocated IP addresses [9]. With NAT, an organization could assign unique, private IP addresses to each of its hosts, reserving just a few globallyallocated addresses to be shared among the hosts. All packets leaving ...
ZetaTCP - AppEx Networks
... Loss Based - Since network pipes are so much fatter today, most TCP optimizers use techniques to increase the initial congestion window size (CWND) and also seek to provide better congestion management and loss recovery. The problem with this approach is that even with these tweaks, TCP transport sp ...
... Loss Based - Since network pipes are so much fatter today, most TCP optimizers use techniques to increase the initial congestion window size (CWND) and also seek to provide better congestion management and loss recovery. The problem with this approach is that even with these tweaks, TCP transport sp ...