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Local Area Network Interconnection

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  • © 1993

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Editors:
  1. Raif O. Onvural

    1. IBM, USA

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  2. Arne Nilsson

    1. North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA

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Table of contents (22 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-x
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  2. QoS Enhancements and the New Transport Services

    • André Danthine, Olivier Bonaventure, Yves Baguette, Guy Leduc, Luc Léonard
    Pages 1-22

  3. Performance Evaluation and Monitoring of Heterogeneous Networks

    • José Neuman, Serge Lalanne, Fouad Georges, J. P. Claudé
    Pages 23-38

  4. Application of High Speed Networks in Hospital Environment

    • Jai R. Rao
    Pages 39-46

  5. On Allocation Schemes for the Interconnection of LANs and Multimedia Sources over Broadband Networks

    • Mihai Mateescu
    Pages 47-64

  6. A Superposition of Bursty Sources in a LAN Interconnection Environment

    • Johan M. Karlsson
    Pages 65-78

  7. Interconnecting LANs for Real Time Traffic Application

    • Imrich Chlamtac
    Pages 79-91

  8. An Analytical Model for ATM Based Networks Which Utilize Look-Ahead Contention Resolution Switching

    • James V. Luciani, C. Y. Roger Chen
    Pages 93-108

  9. Transient Analysis of Nonhomogeneous Continuous Time Markov Chains Describing Realistic LAN Systems

    • A. Rindos, S. Woolet, I. Viniotis
    Pages 109-124

  10. Closed Queueing Network Modeling for End-to-End Performance Analysis of ISO LLC and Transport Protocols over Bridged Networks

    • Takashi Ikegawa
    Pages 125-138

  11. A Preview of APPN High Performance Routing

    • James P. Gray, Marcia L. Peters
    Pages 139-160

  12. Analysis of the Spanning Tree and Source Routing LAN Interconnection Schemes

    • M. Munafò, F. Neri, C. Scarpati Cioffari, A. Vasco
    Pages 161-182

  13. Efficient, Real-Time Address Resolution in Backbone Networks

    • W. A. Doeringer, H. D. Dykeman, M. L. Peters, H. J. Sandick, K. V. Vu
    Pages 183-192

  14. Architecture and Performance Evaluation for High Speed LAN Internetworking Processors

    • Kunihiro Taniguchi, Hiroshi Suzuki, Takeshi Nishida
    Pages 193-207

  15. Implications of Internet Fragmentation and Transit Network Authentication

    • Robert L. Popp
    Pages 209-231

  16. Local Area Network Traffic Locality: Characterization and Application

    • Neeraj Gulati, Carey L. Williamson, Richard B. Bunt
    Pages 233-250

  17. Characterization of the Traffic at the Output of a DQDB Man

    • M. Ajmone Marsan, G. Albertengo, R. Lo Cigno, M. Munafò, F. Neri, A. Tonietti
    Pages 251-267

  18. Interworking Functions Effect on Bandwidth Allocation for LAN-BISDN Interconnection

    • I. S. Venieris, J.-A. Sanchez-Papaspiliou, M. E. Anagnostou
    Pages 269-286

  19. Multi-Channel Token Ring, Introduction and Throughput Analysis

    • Kenneth J. Christensen, Franc E. Noel
    Pages 287-296

  20. Parallel Networking: Improving Capacity and Multi-traffic Performance Together

    • E. C. Foudriat, K. Maly, R. Mukkamala, C. M. Overstreet
    Pages 297-311
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There are many exciting trends and developments in the communications industry, several of which are related to advances in fast packet switching, multi­ media services, asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and high-speed protocols. It seems fair to say that the face of networking has been rapidly changing and the distinction between LANs, MANs, and WANs is becoming more and more blurred. It is commonly believed in the industry that ATM represents the next generation in networking. The adoption of ATM standards by the research and development community as a unifying technology for communications that scales from local to wide area has been met with great enthusiasm from the business community and end users. Reflecting these trends, the technical program of the First International Conference on LAN Interconnection consists of papers addressing a wide range of technical challenges and state of the art reviews. We are fortunate to have assembled a strong program committee, expert speakers, and panelists. We would like to thank Professor Schwartz for his keynote speech. We would like to thank Professor Yannis Viniotis and his students for the preparation of the index. We gratefully acknowledge the generous financial support of Dr. Jon Fjeld, Mr. Rick McGee, and Mr. David Witt, all of IBM-Research Triangle Park. We also would like to thank Ms. Mary Safford, our editor, and Mr. John Matzka, both at Plenum Press, for the publication of the proceedings.

Editors and Affiliations

  • IBM, USA

    Raif O. Onvural

  • North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA

    Arne Nilsson

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