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Network control and engineering for QoS, security and mobility : IFIP TC6/WG6.2 & WG6.7 Conference on Network Control and Engineering for QoS, Security, and Mobility (Net-Con 2002), October 23-25, 2002, Paris, France
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The International Federation for Information Processing ; 107
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Boston, MA : Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2003
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9781402072680

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Service and network providers must be able to satisfy the demands for new services; improve the quality of service; reduce the cost of network service operations and maintenance; control performance; and adapt to user demands. It is essential to investigate different approaches for performing such tasks.
One of these approaches is based on policies and the capability of the network to adapt itself to current conditions. With a focus on policy-based networking, this volume addresses the problem of network control and the introduction of policies such as the control of the Quality of Service, security, mobility, performance, mobile and intelligent agents, and traffic engineering.
The area of control in networks through policies promises to provide stimulating challenges for years to come. This book is an attempt to answer questions and provide some direction about the best approaches to be followed.
This volume contains the proceedings of the first International Conference on NETwork CONtrol and Engineering (NETCON) for Quality of Service, Security and Mobility, which was sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP), and organized by IFIP TC6 Working Group 6.7 (Smart Networks). The conference convened in Paris, France in October 2002.


Table of Contents

Ram Gopal L. and Man LiRadu State and Guillaume VivierWei Zhuang and Yung Sze Gan and Qing Gao and Kok Jeng Loh and Kee Chaing ChuaHakima ChaouchiHanine Abdelkrim and Noel VerhoevenSong Dong and Chris PhillipsArnaud Gonguet and Olivier PoupelTemitope Olukemi and Ioannis Liabotis and Ognjen Prnjat and Lionel SacksMarc Loutrel and Pascal Urien and Dominique GaitiFilipe Caldeira and Edmundo MonteiroK.L. Eddie Law and Kason WongRim Hammi and Promethee Sathis and Dany Zebiane and Ken Chen and Ahmed Serhrouchni and Kim L. ThaiOtto Wittner and Bjarne E. HelvikLeila Merghem and Hugues LecarpentierDavid Chieng and Alan MarshallNguyen Thi Mai Trang and Nadia BoukhatemK.L. Eddie Law and Achint SaxenaJoseane Farias Fidalgo and Djamel Fawzi Hadj Sadok and Judith Kelner and Robson do Nascimento FidalgoHamid Syed Mahmood and Louis Nicolas HamerKimmo PulakkaChao-Chin Chou and Nen-Fu Huang and Chao-Ping Yu and Li-Hsing HuangFranco Tommasi and Simone Molendini and Andrea TriccoToufik Ahmed and Raouf Boutaba and Ahmed MehaouaFabien Michaut and Francis LepageFrancine Krief and Zeina JradYevgeni Koucheryavy and Dmitri Moltchanov and Jarmo HarjuMaria Kihl and Niklas WidellPertti Raatikainen and Olli Martikainen and Valeriy NaoumovDavid Durham and Priya Rajagopal and John VicenteAntonis Panagakis and Ioannis StavrakakisShushan Wen and Hairong Sun and Lemin LiGiuseppe Bianchi and Vincenzo Mancuso and Paolo Di FrancescoHajer Tounsi Naouar and Farouk KamounGiuseppe Bianchi and Valentina Capaccio and Nicola Blefari-MelazziTheodore Kotsilieris and Panagiotis Zikos and Efstathios Vlachos and Stelios Kalogeropoulos and Angelos Michalas and George Karetsos and Vassilis LoumosK. Boudaoud and C. McCathieNevileV. Casola and A. Mazzeo and N. Mazzocca and V. VittoriniAdenauer Yamin and Iara Augustin and Jorge Barbosa and Claudio GeyerAlia Fourati and Hella Kaffel Ben Ayed and Farouk Kamoun and Abdelmalek BenzekriGiovanni Neglia and Giuseppe Bianchi and Francesco Saitta and Dario LombardoAhmed Serhrouchni and Adil Andaloussi and Abdel ObaidAntonio Capone and Luigi Fratta and Fabio Martignon
Prefacep. ix
Policy and Mobility
Policy Based Access Router Selections and Context Transfers in Mobile IP Networksp. 3
Policy Based Management of Wireless Networksp. 15
Multi-Domain Policy Architecture for IP Multimedia Subsystem in UMTSp. 27
A New Policy-Aware Terminalp. 39
Policy and VPN
Implementing a VPN Service with Policy Rulesp. 53
Adaptive Segment Path Restoration (ASPR) in MPLS Networksp. 65
A Policy Information Model for RFC2547-Like IP VPNsp. 77
Security
Security and Resource Policy-Based Management Architecture for ALAN Serversp. 91
An EAP-BT Smartcard for Authentication in the Next Generation of Wireless Communicationsp. 103
A Policy-Based Approach to Firewall Managementp. 115
Active Networks
Policy-Based Management with Active Networksp. 129
Deployment and Experimentation of an Active Network at a: Large Scale: AMARRAGEp. 141
Robust Implementation of Policies Using Ant-Like Agentsp. 153
Agents: A Solution for Telecommunication Network Simulationp. 165
Policy and Performance
A Policy-Based Bandwidth Resource Provisioning Architecturep. 179
Policy-Based Service Level Negotiation with COPS-SLSp. 191
Performance of a Multi-Tiered Policy-Based Management Systemp. 203
A Simple Performance Policy Management Environmentp. 215
Policy and Services
A Distributed Policy Approach in Support of Multimedia Session Establishmentp. 229
A Dynamic Control System for Adjusting Prices and Quality of Service in DS Enabled Networksp. 241
The Design and Implementation of Policy-Based Bandwidth Billing Systemp. 253
Posters 1
Improvement of Performance in MPLS Domains by Using Caching and Aggregation of CR-LSPp. 267
On Enhancing Diffserv Architecture by Dynamic Policy Provisioning Using Network Feedbackp. 273
A Tool to Monitor the Network Quality of Servicep. 279
An Intelligent Policy-Based Networking Environment for Dynamic Negotiation, Provisioning and Control of QoSp. 285
Content
A Novel Two-Step MPEG Traffic Modeling Algorithm Based on a GBAR Processp. 293
Admission Control Schemes Guaranteeing Customer QoS in Commercial Web Sitesp. 305
Media Switch for Multimedia Servicesp. 317
Traffic Engineering
Building Intelligent Traffic Engineering Solutionsp. 331
Generalized Processor Sharing Scheduling Enhancement Through Session Decompositionp. 343
Allocating Bandwidth Using Fair Random Indication with Discarding Aggressiveness Yardstick (Friday)p. 355
Traffic Engineering and Diffserv
An API for Advanced Traffic Control in DiffServ Routersp. 369
Better Early Packet Discardp. 381
Per-Flow Signalling Extension Across DiffServ Domainsp. 393
A Prototype SNMP Management Framework for DiffServ Linux Routers, its Implementation and Performancep. 405
Posters 2
Policy-Driven Model for Security Managementp. 419
Policy Formalization to Combine Separate Systems into Larger Connected Network of Trustp. 425
ISAM: a Pervasive View in Distributed Mobile Computingp. 431
Wireless SET: An Approach for the Deployment of SET over WAP Mobile Networksp. 437
Traffic Engineering and TCP
Adaptive Low Priority Packet Marking for Better TCP Performancep. 445
A Solution for Improving TCP Performance over Wireless Linksp. 457
Enhanced Bandwidth Estimation Algorithms in the TCP Congestion Control Schemep. 469