Titlebook: High Performance Networking VII; IFIP TC6 Seventh Int Ahmed Tantawy Book 1997 IFIP International Federation for Information Processing 1997

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Multicast Server Architectures for Supporting IP Multicast over ATMues exist withing this architecture for the intra-subnet multicasting of IP packets over ATM networks. One approach makes use of a mesh of point-to-multipoint Virtual Circuits (.) each of which is rooted at a multicast source, while the other uses a shared point-to-multipoint tree rooted at a Multic

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On the Integration of the UMTS and B-ISDN system network scalability, that influence the integration of the UMTS and B-ISDN. Solutions to these issues will also be discussed. Furthermore, we will address a number of quantitative (i.e. performance) aspects of an integrated UMTS/B-ISDN system.

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Measuring the Behavior of a World-Wide Web Server evaluating and understanding server performance, and presents new results for a realistic workload..Webmonitor measures activity and resource consumption, both within the kernel and in HTTP processes running in user space. Webmonitor is implemented using an efficient combination of sampling and eve

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A Framework for ATM Testings paper describes a unified approach to ATM testing (i.e. interoperability, conformance, performance, debugging, monitoring, etc.), which reflects in a modular set of building blocks that can be combined for a particular test.

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The Effect of Various ATM Switch Architectures on VBR Video Performanceso vendors use a wide variety of techniques to build their switches. In this paper, we present experimental results of switching and multiplexing real-time Variable Bit Rate (VBR) digital video traffic (JPEG, MPEG-1, and MPEG-2) through two different ATM switch architectures. Real-time VBR traffic,

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Design and implementation of a flexible traffic controller for ATM connectionsicular user should not depend on the detailed behaviour of other users. The second is that network should provide enough feedback to users to effectively utilize the available resources. Traffic management is concerned with controlling the source behaviours to ensure they get their desired Quality o