Beschreibung
Data, voice, and video services have followed a clear evolutionary path towards an IP-centric solution. To support such a solution, the Internet has been experiencing two evolutionary transformations. First, the underlying transport media of the Internet is converging towards a monolithic solution based on Ethernet Technologies. Second, in addition to the traditional control plane and data plane, a third plane, known as service plane, has emerged to support more sophisticated services over the global Internet. Internet Architecture: Evolution and Convergence will carefully examine the reasoning underlying major changes with Internet Architecture, which lead to a converged IP centric solution. An ATM-based overlay model to an MPLS-based peering model will be covered and more. This book will also assist users with the existing internet technologies and future trends provided by case studies.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Review of Networking Fundamentals:Forwarding Pardigms.Addressing.Networking and Internetworking.Control Plane and Data PLane.-ATM Internetworking:ATM Fundamentals.Overlay Model or Peering model?.Overlay Models.Limitations Revealed.-MPLS Internetworking:Peering Model Revisited.Data Driven or Topology Driven.ATM LSR.Generic MPLS.DiffServ fundamentals.MPLS Support of DiffServ.Traffic Engineering and High Availability.-Migration to Packet-based IP Internet:Pseudo Wire.Virtual Private Wire Service.Virtual Private LAN Service.-IP Convergence:Applications and Requirements.First Mile Access Technologies.Aggregation.Edge.Core.-Service Plane Architectures:Overview.Existing and new services.3GPP.3GPP2.WiMAX.ETSI/TISPAN.ITU-NGN.Challenges.-Node Level Design Issues:Service Plane.Control Plane.Data Plane.High Availability.-Fundamental Design Issues:Distributed Traffic Control.Routing.Security.Mobility.Survivability.-References.-Glossary.-Index.
