Chapter 5 - Department of Computer Science and Engineering, CUHK
... A’s data link layer sends frame R’s data link layer receives frame R removes IP datagram from Ethernet frame, sees its destined to B R uses ARP to get B’s physical layer address R creates frame containing A-to-B IP datagram sends to B ...
... A’s data link layer sends frame R’s data link layer receives frame R removes IP datagram from Ethernet frame, sees its destined to B R uses ARP to get B’s physical layer address R creates frame containing A-to-B IP datagram sends to B ...
Pass4sure 640
... F. Internetwork communication G. None of the above Answer: A, C, F Explanation: The main function of a router is to connect different, separated networks together. In doing so, switching packets from one network to another is a primary function, along with providing for communication between network ...
... F. Internetwork communication G. None of the above Answer: A, C, F Explanation: The main function of a router is to connect different, separated networks together. In doing so, switching packets from one network to another is a primary function, along with providing for communication between network ...
IP Classes - La Salle University
... multiple IP addresses (and multiple NIC cards). If a host computer connects to multiple networks, it is called multi-homed. This may increase reliability and performance, since it is still networked if only one of the networks goes down. ...
... multiple IP addresses (and multiple NIC cards). If a host computer connects to multiple networks, it is called multi-homed. This may increase reliability and performance, since it is still networked if only one of the networks goes down. ...
Performance Analysis of Artificial Neural Network Intrusion
... were removed; the original 10% labeled training dataset is 494021 records reduced to 145587 records. Symbolic features like protocol-type (3-symbols), service (70-symbols), and flag (11symbols) were mapped to integer values ranging from 0 to N-1; where N is the number of symbols. Attack names (e.g., ...
... were removed; the original 10% labeled training dataset is 494021 records reduced to 145587 records. Symbolic features like protocol-type (3-symbols), service (70-symbols), and flag (11symbols) were mapped to integer values ranging from 0 to N-1; where N is the number of symbols. Attack names (e.g., ...
Selective Bit-error Checking at the MAC Layer for Voice Over Mobile
... (WLAN) wherein mobile nodes can communicate with one other without relying on any pre-existing infrastructure. In a MANET, all the mobile nodes have equal capabilities and operate not only as hosts but also as network routers. Communication links might be broken and a dynamic routing protocol is nee ...
... (WLAN) wherein mobile nodes can communicate with one other without relying on any pre-existing infrastructure. In a MANET, all the mobile nodes have equal capabilities and operate not only as hosts but also as network routers. Communication links might be broken and a dynamic routing protocol is nee ...
Routing Protocols - Austin Community College
... • In the early days of networking, networks were small collections of computers linked together – For the purposes of sharing information and expensive peripherals ...
... • In the early days of networking, networks were small collections of computers linked together – For the purposes of sharing information and expensive peripherals ...
TORA (Cont`d)
... Using location information to reduce the number of nodes to whom route request is propagated. Location-aided route discovery based on “limited” ...
... Using location information to reduce the number of nodes to whom route request is propagated. Location-aided route discovery based on “limited” ...
Geneva, Switzerland 14 November 2014
... TC8: Network and Information Security TC9: Electromagnetic Environment & Protection TC10: Ubiquitous Network (UN) TC11:Mobile Internet Application and Terminal Technical STG FDN: Future Data Network ...
... TC8: Network and Information Security TC9: Electromagnetic Environment & Protection TC10: Ubiquitous Network (UN) TC11:Mobile Internet Application and Terminal Technical STG FDN: Future Data Network ...
Distributed Internet Reverberation for Audio
... comb filters in parallel, each of which requires a bidirectional audio channel connected to the opposite host. The contralateral duplicate shares the same comb structure. From the ipsilateral point of view (shown), the contralateral host inserts and taps off the bank of combs at its midpoints. The r ...
... comb filters in parallel, each of which requires a bidirectional audio channel connected to the opposite host. The contralateral duplicate shares the same comb structure. From the ipsilateral point of view (shown), the contralateral host inserts and taps off the bank of combs at its midpoints. The r ...
Networking
... indicates that the requested host is in an educational institution, and the name server for the edu domain is contacted for the address of njit.edu refers the edu name server returns the address of the host acting as name server for njit.edu refers the njit.edu returns the address of the cis.nji ...
... indicates that the requested host is in an educational institution, and the name server for the edu domain is contacted for the address of njit.edu refers the edu name server returns the address of the host acting as name server for njit.edu refers the njit.edu returns the address of the cis.nji ...
IOSR Journal of Computer Engineering (IOSR-JCE)
... construct sub optimal multicast tree in wireless network, this paper utilize Wireless Multicast Advantage. This protocol also utilize admit all admission control policy. This paper tries to analyses some performance matrices to improve the energy efficiency such as average multicast value per unit e ...
... construct sub optimal multicast tree in wireless network, this paper utilize Wireless Multicast Advantage. This protocol also utilize admit all admission control policy. This paper tries to analyses some performance matrices to improve the energy efficiency such as average multicast value per unit e ...
Formal description and analysis of a distributed
... In this paper, we define a distributed abstract state machine (DASM) model [14,17] of the network or routing layer protocol for mobile ad hoc networks. In conjunction with the chosen routing strategy, we propose a distributed logical topology based location service (LTLS) protocol and give a formal d ...
... In this paper, we define a distributed abstract state machine (DASM) model [14,17] of the network or routing layer protocol for mobile ad hoc networks. In conjunction with the chosen routing strategy, we propose a distributed logical topology based location service (LTLS) protocol and give a formal d ...
ARUBAOS™ The operating system designed with data sheet
... and tunneled to APs. This has major advantages, including reducing network configuration complexity and spanning tree diameter. User membership of VLANs is load-balanced to maintain optimal network performance as large groups of users move about the network. Aruba’s unified access approach also exte ...
... and tunneled to APs. This has major advantages, including reducing network configuration complexity and spanning tree diameter. User membership of VLANs is load-balanced to maintain optimal network performance as large groups of users move about the network. Aruba’s unified access approach also exte ...
Running Head: ABBREVIATED TITLE IN CAPS
... addresses use a flat addressing scheme and do not indicate on what network a device is located. If a device is moved to another network, its Layer 2 address does not need to change. IP addresses operate at the OSI network layer (Layer 3). Layer 3 addresses are carried from source to destination host ...
... addresses use a flat addressing scheme and do not indicate on what network a device is located. If a device is moved to another network, its Layer 2 address does not need to change. IP addresses operate at the OSI network layer (Layer 3). Layer 3 addresses are carried from source to destination host ...
Efficient Node Address Auto configuration in MANET
... collision. In this protocol, every node is identified by its address and a key. DAD is executed on the 1-hop neighborhood, and collisions with the other nodes are identified by information from the routing protocol. If some nodes choose the same address and key, the collision is not detected. Moreov ...
... collision. In this protocol, every node is identified by its address and a key. DAD is executed on the 1-hop neighborhood, and collisions with the other nodes are identified by information from the routing protocol. If some nodes choose the same address and key, the collision is not detected. Moreov ...
Why Big Data Needs Big Buffer Switches
... When many flows pass through a congested switch with limited buffer resources, which packet is dropped and which flow is impacted is a function of whether a packet buffer was available in the precise moment when that packet arrived, and is therefore a function of chance. TCP flows with packets that ...
... When many flows pass through a congested switch with limited buffer resources, which packet is dropped and which flow is impacted is a function of whether a packet buffer was available in the precise moment when that packet arrived, and is therefore a function of chance. TCP flows with packets that ...
File transfer Protocol (FTP)
... •An internet protocol that enables the transfer of files from one computer to another. •When downloading files to a computer using Web browser, you often use FTP without even knowing it. •Evitech has a FTP server program which can be accessed with a client program (e.g. WSFTP). ...
... •An internet protocol that enables the transfer of files from one computer to another. •When downloading files to a computer using Web browser, you often use FTP without even knowing it. •Evitech has a FTP server program which can be accessed with a client program (e.g. WSFTP). ...
Document
... • A pack is a group of servers that operate together and share partitioned data. • They are called a pack because they work together to manage and maintain services. • Because members of a pack share access to partitioned data, they have unique operations modes and usually access the shared data on ...
... • A pack is a group of servers that operate together and share partitioned data. • They are called a pack because they work together to manage and maintain services. • Because members of a pack share access to partitioned data, they have unique operations modes and usually access the shared data on ...
Submitted version - QMRO Home
... most widely deployed routing protocols in ad hoc networks. A few works have now started to consider new routing protocols for use in CR ad hoc networks. Work in [8][9] defined a SARP (Spectrum-Aware Routing Protocol) which assumes the mobile devices possess multi-RF interfaces. One geographically ba ...
... most widely deployed routing protocols in ad hoc networks. A few works have now started to consider new routing protocols for use in CR ad hoc networks. Work in [8][9] defined a SARP (Spectrum-Aware Routing Protocol) which assumes the mobile devices possess multi-RF interfaces. One geographically ba ...
ppt2
... • Other peers respond with a "Pong" packet. • Also forwards your Ping to other connected peers • A Pong packet also contains: • an IP address • port number • amount of data that peer is sharing • Pong packets come back via same route Step 2: Searching •Gnutella "Query" ask other peers if they have t ...
... • Other peers respond with a "Pong" packet. • Also forwards your Ping to other connected peers • A Pong packet also contains: • an IP address • port number • amount of data that peer is sharing • Pong packets come back via same route Step 2: Searching •Gnutella "Query" ask other peers if they have t ...
Networking Issues in Wireless Sensor Networks
... overview of different aspects of research in sensor networks. In this paper, we will take a more in-depth look at networking challenges, including more recent techniques in this area. Sensor networks pose interesting challenges for networking research. Foremost among these is the development of long ...
... overview of different aspects of research in sensor networks. In this paper, we will take a more in-depth look at networking challenges, including more recent techniques in this area. Sensor networks pose interesting challenges for networking research. Foremost among these is the development of long ...
On Random walk
... • Other peers respond with a "Pong" packet. • Also forwards your Ping to other connected peers • A Pong packet also contains: • an IP address • port number • amount of data that peer is sharing • Pong packets come back via same route Step 2: Searching •Gnutella "Query" ask other peers if they have t ...
... • Other peers respond with a "Pong" packet. • Also forwards your Ping to other connected peers • A Pong packet also contains: • an IP address • port number • amount of data that peer is sharing • Pong packets come back via same route Step 2: Searching •Gnutella "Query" ask other peers if they have t ...
Recursive InterNetwork Architecture (RINA)
The Recursive InterNetwork Architecture (RINA) is a computer network architecture that unifies distributed computing and telecommunications. RINA's fundamental principle is that computer networking is just Inter-Process Communication or IPC. RINA reconstructs the overall structure of the Internet, forming a model that comprises a single repeating layer, the DIF (Distributed IPC Facility), which is the minimal set of components required to allow distributed IPC between application processes. RINA inherently supports mobility, multi-homing and Quality of Service without the need for extra mechanisms, provides a secure and programmable environment, motivates for a more competitive marketplace, and allows for a seamless adoption.