Upper Layer Protocols Architectures And Applications
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Upper Layer Protocols, Architectures, and Applications
Author: Manuel Medina
language: en
Publisher: Elsevier Publishing Company
Release Date: 1994
The latest developments in computer networking are presented in this volume, including: distributed systems security; enabled mail; application object exchange format; mail gatewaying versus tunnelling. All aspects of distributed applications are discussed: methodology, including protocol development tools, models, interconnection and interoperation; communication services, including security and The Directory among other applications; requirements for specific new distributed applications, such as group communication. The volume will be of great interest to technical and management decision-makers involved in the distributed applications research and development area.
Upper Layer Protocols, Architectures, and Applications
The primary objective of this volume is the exploration of important topics in the area of the upper layers, that is, networking functions beyond information control. Contributions, made by leading experts from around the world, discuss aspects ranging from application layer development environments and presentation layer issues, through services including electronic mail and directories, to group communication, protocols and architectural considerations. In identifying new research directions, it is hoped the book will stimulate scientists, engineers and students in the future development of this area of computer and communications technology.
Protocols for High Speed Networks IV
Welcome to the fourth IFIP workshop on protocols for high speed networks in Vancouver. This workshop follows three very successful workshops held in Ziirich (1989), Palo Alto (1990) and Stockholm (1993) respectively. We received a large number of papers in response to our call for contributions. This year, forty papers were received of which sixteen were presented as full papers and four were presented as poster papers. Although we received many excellent papers the program committee decided to keep the number of full presentations low in order to accommodate more discussion in keeping with the format of a workshop. Many people have contributed to the success of this workshop including the members of the program committee who, with the additional reviewers, helped make the selection of the papers. We are thankful to all the authors of the papers that were submitted. We also thank several organizations which have contributed financially to this workshop, specially NSERC, ASI, CICSR, UBC, MPR Teltech and Newbridge Networks.