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Nenad Medvidovic,David S. Rosenblumreduce cost, all these hosts share communication links. For instance, many users in the same neighborhood may share a coaxial cable to connect to the Internet; many communications share the same optical fibers. With this sharing, the network cost per user is relatively small.

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Book 2010erkeley. It is motivated by the perceived need for an easily accessible textbook that puts emphasis on the core concepts behind current and next generation networks. After an overview of how today‘s Internet works and a discussion of the main principles behind its architecture, we discuss the key id

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The Internet,tem. This phenomenal growth is rooted in the architecture of the Internet that makes it scalable, flexible, and extensible, and provides remarkable economies of scale. In this chapter, we explain how the Internet works.

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Ethernet,m. The bit rate on these wires and fibers is usually 100Mbps but can go to 1Gbps or even 10Gbps. The vast majority of computers on the Internet are attached to an Ethernet network or, increasingly, its wireless counterpart WiFi. We discuss WiFi in a separate chapter.

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Models,worthy. First, TCP is an approximation of a distributed algorithm that maximizes the total utility of the active connections. Second, a new class of backpressure protocols optimize the scheduling, routing, and congestion control in a unified way.

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Don Batory,Yannis Smaragdakis,Lou Coglianesetem. This phenomenal growth is rooted in the architecture of the Internet that makes it scalable, flexible, and extensible, and provides remarkable economies of scale. In this chapter, we explain how the Internet works.