Data networks routing, security, and performance optimization
Data Networks builds on the foundation laid in Kenyon's first book, High-Performance Data Network Design, with expanded coverage of routing, security, multicasting, and advanced design topics such as performance optimization and fault tolerance. Kenyon provides strategies for overcoming some of...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Boston :
Digital Press
c2002.
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| Edición: | 1st edition |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009627699006719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Data Networks; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. A Review of the Basics; 1.1 Network design and performance; 1.2 An overview of the design process; 1.3 Building block 1: The framework; 1.4 Building block 2: Applications; 1.5 Building block 3: Protocols; 1.6 Building block 4: Hardware; 1.7 Building block 5: Physical connectivity; 1.8 Summary; References; Chapter 2. Addressing, Naming, and Configuration; 2.1 The IP addressing model; 2.2 Address mapping and configuration techniques; 2.3 Name-to-address mapping; 2.4 Directory services
- 2.5 Design techniques for optimizing addressing2.6 Summary; References; Chapter 3. Routing Technology; 3.1 Internetwork architecture and topology; 3.2 Routing algorithms; 3.3 Routing design issues; 3.4 Routing protocols; 3.5 Router addressing issues; 3.6 Route redistribution; 3.7 Router architecture; 3.8 Summary; References; Chapter 4. Multicast Network Design; 4.1 Multicast application and routing concepts; 4.2 Group registration with IGMP; 4.3 Multicast routing with DVMRP; 4.4 Multicast routing with MOSPF; 4.5 Multicast routing with PIM; 4.6 Multicast routing with CBT
- 4.7 Interoperability and interdomain routing4.8 Multicast support protocols; 4.9 Service and management issues; 4.10 Summary; References; Chapter 5. Designing Secure Networks; 5.1 The driving forces and issues behind security; 5.2 Developing the security policy; 5.3 Security technology and solutions; 5.4 VPN architectures; 5.5 IP Security architecture (IPSec); 5.6 Designing VPNs; 5.7 Summary; References; Chapter 6. Designing Reliable Networks; 6.1 Planning for failure; 6.2 Network resilience; 6.3 Fault-tolerant, high-availability, and clustering systems; 6.4 Component-level availability
- 6.5 Example resilient network design6.6 Summary; References; Chapter 7. Network Optimization; 7.1 Optimizing network bandwidth; 7.2 System-level traffic engineering; 7.3 Load-splitting and load-sharing techniques; 7.4 Optimizing applications; 7.5 Optimizing protocols; 7.6 Optimizing storage; 7.7 Summary; References; Chapter 8. Quality of Service; 8.1 Quality-of-service models; 8.2 Traffic engineering with policy and QoS constraints; 8.3 LAN and WAN media QoS features; 8.4 Integrated Services (IS); 8.5 Differentiated Services (DS); 8.6 Integrating QoS; 8.7 Summary; References
- Chapter 9. Network Management9.1 Network management technologies; 9.2 Network troubleshooting tools; 9.3 Policy-based management; 9.4 Summary; References; Appendix A: Mathematical Review; Appendix B: DNS Top Level Domain Codes; Appendix C: IP Protocol Numbers; Appendix D: UDP and TCP Port Numbers; Appendix E: Multicast and Broadcast Addresses; Appendix F: EtherType Assignments; Appendix G: Example MTTR Procedures; Index
