Gigabit Ethernet Technology And Applications

Name: Gigabit Ethernet Technology And Applications
Brand: Artech House
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Mark Norris(Autor*in)

Artech House (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 1. Januar 2002

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Inhalt

Intro
Contents
Acknoledgements
1. The Quiet Revolution
1.1 The Information Economy
1.2 The Network is King
1.3 Technology to the Rescue
1.3.1 A Wired World
13.2 The Total Area Network
1.4 Whence We Came
1.4.1 The PSTN
1.4.2 The Internet
1.5 About This Book
1.6 Summary
Biblography
2. Ethernet: The Story So Far
2.1 Basic Concepts
2.1.1 Packet Format
2.1.2 Network Protocol
2.1.3 Communication Media
2.1.4 Topology
2.1.5 Network Components
2.2 Ethernet in Action
2.2.1 It Always Ends in Tiers
2.2.2 The Ethernet Protocol Stack
2.3 Fast Ethernet
2.3.1 100Base-T
2.3.2 100VG-AnyLAN
2.3.3 Comparison of Fast Ethernet Alternatives
2.4 Design
2.5 Standards
2.6 Summary
Bibliography
3. Gigabit Ethernets
3.1 Gigabit Ethernet
3.1.1 Physical Layer
3.1.2 MAC
3.1.3 The Gigabit Ethernet Protocol Stack
3.1.4 Signal Encoding
3.2 10-Gigabit Ethernet
3.2.1 Physical Layer Architecture
3.2.2 MAC
3.2.3 The 10-Gigabit Media Independent Interface
3.3 Fiber Channel
3.4 Summary
Bibliography
4. Wireless Ethernet
4.1 The Wireless LAN
4.2 Physical Layer
4.2.1 IEEE 802.11b
4.2.2 IEEE 802.11a
4.2.3 Spread-Spectrum Techniques
4.2.4 Frequency Hopping Techniques
4.2.5 DS Systems
4.3 MAC
4.3.1 Features Required for Wireless Operation
4.3.2 The Structure of IEEE 802.11 MAC
4.3.3 Coordination Functions
4.3.4 Other MAC Functions
4.4 Typical Configurations
4.5 Open Issues
4.6 Summary
Bibliography
5. Total Area Networks
5.1 Ethernet in the Wide Area
5.1.1 Traditional Setup
5.1.2 The Ethernet Alternative
5.1.3 The Quest for QoS
5.1.4 The Road Ahead
5.1.5 The Business Case
5.2 Ethernet Over the Last Mile
5.2.1 Traditional Setup
5.2.2 EtherLoop
5.2.3 Structure and Operation of EtherLoop
5.2.4 Coding
5.2.5 Architecture
5.2.6 EtherLoop in Action
5.3 Summary
6. Storage Area Networks
6.1 The Growth of Network Storage
6.2 Options for Network Storage
6.3 SANs
6.3.1 Elements of a SAN
6.3.2 Extending the SAN
6.4 Evaluating the SAN
6.5 SAN Management
6.6 SAN Evolution
6.7 Devising a Storage Strategy
6.8 Summary
Bibliography
7. A Changing Marketplace
7.1 The EtherCLEC Play
7.1.1 The Problem with Today's Enterprise Networks
7.1.2 A Better Option
7.2 Rabbit's Revenge
7.2.1 New Order
7.2.2 Reality Bites
7.3 Web Services
7.3.1 Some Basic Definitions
7.3.2 Federation
7.3.3 Software Components
7.4 Summary
Bibliography
8. Managing Total Are Ethernetworks
8.1 Network and Service Management Models
8.1.1 ISO FCAPS
8.1.2 The TMF
8.2 Network Management Tools
8.2.1 Integrating Tools to Create Management Solutions
8.3 Management Design
8.3.1 Systematic Approach to Management Design
8.3.2 Typical Design and Integration Steps
8.4 Implementing a Management Platform
8.5 Commercial Management Platforms
8.6 Distributed Management
8.7 Managing e-business
8.8 Summary
Bibliography
9. Through the Looking Glass
9.1 Lord of the Rings
9.2 From Here to Eternity
9.3 Summary
Appendix A: Complimentary Technologies
A.1 DWDM
A.2 SDH and SONET
A.3 IP
A.4 Bluetooth
A.5 Summary
Bibliography
Appendix B: Competing Technologies
B.1 ISDN
B.2 DSL
B.3 GPRS
B.4 HiperLAN
B.5 Frame Relay
B.6 ATM
B.7 The Final Few
Selected Bibliography
Glossary
About the Author
Index

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