| Internet Integrated Services Architecture |
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| The services offered by established Internet protocols are unsuitable for real-time applications because variable queueing delays and packet loss because of congestion can occur at any time. |
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| Congestion Management |
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| In some respects, congestion is a sign of success. Streets and roads tend to be congested in places that are attractive to people and that enjoy economic prosperity. As Anthony Downs observes (in his article below) the root of the problem is that "too many people want to move at the same times each day." |
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| Wireless Lan Technology |
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| Wireless networks can be classified broadly as Wireless Personal-Area Networks (WPAN), Wireless LANs (WLANs), and Wireless Wide-Area Networks (WWANs). |
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| Wireless LAN, WiFi and WiMAX Antennas |
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| The environment for wireless LAN, WiFi and WiMAX communication systems is becoming more competitive as the world’s leading communication organisations vie for future business that will certainly be valuable over the long term. |
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| QoS Protocols & Architectures Basics |
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| QoS defined,QoS protocols,RSVP, DiffServ, MPLS, SBM
QoS architectures,QoS and multicast environments,Protocol comparison …
… conclusions |
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| QoS protocols & architectures |
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| This purpose of this paper is to provide an introduction to and overview of the Quality of Service (QoS) protocols now available or under development for Internet Protocol (IP) based networks. |
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| Integrated Services Model |
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| Many applications are sensitive to the effects of delay, jitter and packet loss.
The existing Internet architecture provides a best effort service. All traffic is treated equally (FIFO queuing). Currently there is no mechanism for distinguishing between delay sensitive and best effort traffic.
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| Internet Integrated Service Architecture |
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| The IP protocol suite based Internet provides a number of useful telecommunication services, therefore
every day the number of hosts connected to Internet grows at an unprecedented rate |
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| High-Speed LANs |
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| Computer networks, Client/Server computing, or distributed computing, has been steadily growing over last several decades.
Personal computers have been evolving at a rapid pace due to increases in processing power and storage capacity. |
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| High-Speed LAN and Backbone Networks |
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| Know which internetworking devices are used in backbone networks,Describe several types of fast Ethernet and fast Token Ring
Describe FDDI,Describe ATM and fiber channels,Know ways to improve performance on BN |
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| Gigabit Ethernet |
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| Gigabit Ethernet is based on the same Ethernet standard that IT managers already know and use. One of the original network architectures, defined during the 1970s, Ethernet is now widespread throughout the world |
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| Congestion Control |
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| In this paper, the author retrospectively outlines seven algorithms used to improve TCP and prevent congestive network collapse. |
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| ATM Service Categories |
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| Comparison of CBR, VBR, ABR, UBR, GFR, Complexity, Buffering, Efficiency for TCP Traffic
Fairness for TCP Traffic, UDP Traffic, Differentiated Services |
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| WiMAX Technology Overview |
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| WiMAX, the Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, is a telecommunications technology that provides wireless data in a variety of ways, from point-to-point links to full mobile cellular type access |
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