High Performance Networking, IV: Proceedings of the IFIP TC6/WG6.4 Fourth International Conference on High Performance Networking, Liège, Belgium, 14-18 December, 1992A. Danthine, Otto Spaniol Exploring the increase of performance of networked equipment made possible by new communication supports, this publication should be of particular interest to engineers, computer scientists, EDP managers, R&D professionals, and other researchers, manufacturers, and operators involved in the telecommunications industry. The first is the multimedia communication systems and, more specifically, the distributed multimedia aspects. The second is the enhanced functions and facilities for the network and transport layers to support the changing application environment and to exploit the new networks already, or soon to be, available. The third area is the search for efficient implementations and for high performance systems. |
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A New Reservation Scheme for CRMA HighSpeed Networks | 15 |
A Host Interface Architecture for HighSpeed Networks | 31 |
Flow and Rate Control | 47 |
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achieved acknowledgement adapter algorithm allocation allows application architecture arrival average bandwidth bucket buffer called cell changes channel client communication Computer congestion connection considered cycle defined delay described distributed effective efficient error example execution Figure flow frame FTAM functions given header High Speed host IEEE implementation increase indicate input interface issues layer length load loss machines maximum means measured mechanism memory multicast multimedia node object operations packet parallel parameters performance possible presented processing processor proposed protocol queue received reliable request reservation retransmission scheme segment sender shared shown shows side single slots specific streams synchronisation throughput traffic transfer transmission transmit transport transport service units window