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Crossbow A Toolkit for Integrated Services over Cell Switched IPv6 (1997)
| Content Provider | CiteSeerX |
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| Author | Adiseshu, Hari Waldvogel, Marcel Dittia, Zubin Plattner, Bernhard Decasper, Dan |
| Abstract | The project Crossbow provides a framework to investigate services and mechanisms including resource management and packet scheduling for multimedia/multicast applications. In particular the Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6, IP next generation, IPng) [7] protocol suite on top of ATM is considered to demonstrate possible synergy between ATM and IPv6. The presented architecture includes IPv6 and RSVP [17], running on BSD Unix using the 1.2 Gbps APIC (ATM Port Interconnect Controller) chip [6], as well as support for Ethernet networks. 1 Introduction The Crossbow system includes several components where each of them have a rather high level of complexity on there own and in conjunction with other system components. The goal of this paper must be therefore to give a rough overview of how these components work and interact and can't be a detailed description of any of them. First of all, Crossbow introduces new components to a host's system architecture. It includes modifications and exte... |
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| Publisher Date | 1997-01-01 |
| Access Restriction | Open |
| Subject Keyword | Ip Next Generation Packet Scheduling Ethernet Network Presented Architecture Possible Synergy Rough Overview Project Crossbow System Component Gbps Apic Cell Switched Ipv6 Crossbow System Resource Management Several Component Integrated Service Protocol Suite System Architecture Internet Protocol Version Multimedia Multicast Application Detailed Description Atm Port Interconnect Controller Component Work New Component Bsd Unix |
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| Resource Type | Article |
