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Protocol overheads in networks
2004To increase network capacity, it may not be sufficient to just increase the capacity of the networks. It may be necessary to reduce the network overhead bits, to leave more room for the data bits, to increase the network capacity. As network functions become more complicated, more elaborate protocols become necessary to manage the networks.
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1988
We present a uniform approach to the description and validation of several known and unknown distributed algorithms for solving control problems in computer networks using unidirectional communication. After introducing two basic protocols, we use these to build algorithms for Resynch [Fi79], Connectivity, Min Hop Routing and Distributed Infimum ...
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We present a uniform approach to the description and validation of several known and unknown distributed algorithms for solving control problems in computer networks using unidirectional communication. After introducing two basic protocols, we use these to build algorithms for Resynch [Fi79], Connectivity, Min Hop Routing and Distributed Infimum ...
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An introduction to network architectures and protocols
IBM Systems Journal, 1979This tutorial paper is intended for the reader who is unfamiliar with computer networks, to prepare him for reading the more detailed technical literature on the subject. The approach here is to start with an ordered list of the functions that any network must provide in tieing two end users together, and then to indicate how this leads naturally to ...
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CLUSTERING PROTOCOL FOR SENSOR NETWORKS
Journal of Interconnection Networks, 2006In this paper we present Clustering Protocol for Sensor networks (CPS). Clustering techniques are used by different protocols and applications to increase scalability and reduce delays in sensor networks. Examples include routing protocols, and applications requiring efficient data aggregation.
Arjan Durresi +3 more
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2004
Networks came into existence as soon as there was two of something: two cells, two animals and, obviously, two computers. While the overwhelming popularity of the Internet leads people to think of networks only in a computer context, a network exists anytime there is communication between two or more parties.
Keir Davis, John W. Turner, Nathan Yocom
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Networks came into existence as soon as there was two of something: two cells, two animals and, obviously, two computers. While the overwhelming popularity of the Internet leads people to think of networks only in a computer context, a network exists anytime there is communication between two or more parties.
Keir Davis, John W. Turner, Nathan Yocom
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Network Security and Networking Protocols
2010In the field of networking, the specialist area of Network Security consists of the provisions made in an underlying computer network infrastructure, policies adopted by the network administrator to protect the network and the network-accessible resources from unauthorized access, and consistent and continuous monitoring and measurement of its ...
Arvind Kumar Sharma, Chattar Singh Lamba
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Electronics & Communication Engineering Journal, 1990
The specification and standardisation of communication protocols has a significant commercial impact on users and so there is considerable international collaboration to provide new technologies and networks that will evolve to replace the current networks.
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The specification and standardisation of communication protocols has a significant commercial impact on users and so there is considerable international collaboration to provide new technologies and networks that will evolve to replace the current networks.
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A network protocol for cluster computing
Proceedings 23rd Annual Conference on Local Computer Networks. LCN'98 (Cat. No.98TB100260), 2002The Xpress Transport Protocol (XTP) is designed to support the types of data exchanges typically found in cluster computing applications. It provides all the classic functionality of a transport protocol, plus new services such as transport multicast, multicast group management, transport layer priorities, traffic descriptions for quality of service ...
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Protocols for high-speed networking
Proceedings. IEEE INFOCOM '90: Ninth Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies@m_The Multiple Facets of Integration, 2002With the emergence of high-speed LAN/MAN/WANs, traditional protocol stacks used in communications networks and end systems must be examined and new ones explored, so as to take full advantage of the large bandwidth available. Protocol stacks providing data transfer functions must minimize processing overheads and be amenable to hardware implementation.
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Network Interconnection and Protocol Conversion
1996Abstract With the rapid advances that have taken place in computer and communication technologies, the idea of providing users with access to multimedia information services at any time in any place is not just a fiction, but will become a reality in the near future.
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