
Programmable IP Networks: Management and Rapid Service Deployment
Artech House Publishers
Published on 30. April 2004
Book
Hardback
462 pages
978-1-58053-745-2 (ISBN)
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The purpose of this book is to introduce readers to the current state of the art and the future challenges of programmable networks as an enabling step towards rapid, autonomic and flexible service deployment, and to present a novel programmable network and management approach.
The purpose of this book is to introduce readers to the current state of the art and the future challenges of programmable networks as an enabling step towards rapid, autonomic and flexible service deployment, and to present a novel programmable network and management approach.
The purpose of this book is to introduce readers to the current state of the art and the future challenges of programmable networks as an enabling step towards rapid, autonomic and flexible service deployment, and to present a novel programmable network and management approach.
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Unabridged edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Norwood
United States
Edition type
Unabridged edition
ISBN-13
978-1-58053-745-2 (9781580537452)
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Persons
Alex Galis is a visiting professor at University College, London, U.K. He is the author and editor of more than 50 articles and reports on telecommunications technology. Spyros Denazis is a senior researcher with Hitachi Europe, where he is a project leader of Future Active IP Networks (FAIN) research. The author and coauthor of more than 20 scientific papers, he holds a Ph.D. in computer science form the University of Bradford, U.K. Célestin Brou is a senior researcher at the Fraunhofer Society for the Advancement of Applied Research, Berlin, Germany. A member of the FAIN project, he has been investigating a routing on demand protocol. He earned his M.S. at The French National Research Institute INRIA-Rocquencourt. Cornel Klein is employed by Siemens AG, where he works on strategic product planning for information and communications networks. He received his Ph.D. from the Munich Institute of Technology, Germany.
Content
Introduction - Background. The Future Active IP Networks (FAIN) Project and Its Context in the IST Program. The FAIN Consortium and Project Members. Acknowledgments. About this Book.; Programmable Networks: Background -Introduction and Motivation. Trends and Expected Evolution. Open Signalling. DARPA Active Networks. Node Operating Systems. Execution Environments. Conclusions. References; Programmable Networks and Security Background -Introduction and Summary. Active Networks Models. Active Networks Architectures and Platforms. Security in Active Networks. Research Areas: EEs, QoS, Security, and Management. Conclusion. References.; Programmable Network Management and Services Background -Introduction and Summary. Network Management Models. Active Network Management Architecture and Platforms. Service Creation Architecture and Platforms. Research Areas: Policy-based Management, Dependability, and End-to-End Management. Conclusion. References.; Switchware Active Platform -Introduction. Why Switchware. Precedents And Possibilities. Switch Versus Capsule. It Starts With The Node: Active Bridging, Alien, Sane, Sqosh And Rcane. Results. Conclusion. References; Peer-to-Peer Programmability -Introduction. What are P2P Services? Requirements for P2P Programmability. Objectives and Requirements for P2P Overlay Management. Application-Layer Active Networking (ALAN). Conclusion. References; Programmable Networks Requirements -Introduction and Summary. Operators Expectations. Enterprise Models. Requirements Analysis. Conclusion. References.; Future Active IP Networks (FAIN) Overview - FAIN Enterprise Model. Reference Architectural Model. Networking Architecture. Active Service provisioning. FAIN TestBed. FAIN Service Scenarios. Conclusion. References.; Virtual Environments and Management -Introduction and Summary. Requirements and Functionality. Components. Implementation. Use Cases. Conclusion. References.; Demultiplexing - Introduction and Summary. Requirements and Functionality. Active Packet Format. Framework, Components. Interfaces. Conclusion. References ; Security Management -Introduction and Summary. Threats, Security Requirements. High Level Security Architecture. Active Packets Security Events. Security Architecture Performance and Applicability. Evaluation off the Security Architecture. Conclusion. References.; Resource Control Framework -Introduction and Summary. Requirements and Functionality. Framework, Components, and Interfaces. Conclusion. References.; Execution Environments: Active Packets -Introduction and Summary. Requirements. Design and Main Functionality. Model Implementation. Conclusion. References.; Control Execution Environments -Introduction and Summary. Active Packet Interpreter. SNAP Interpreter. SNAP Activator. Security in Control EE. Control EE in DiffServe. Conclusion. References.; High Performance Execution Environments;