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Summary

This book focuses on the critical challenges facing the future deployment and management of multimedia services over the Internet. It covers a broad scope of issues related to the integrated control and management of multimedia networks and services, and presents practical solutions as well as new research directions in managing QoS in the context of the Multimedia Internet. The following issues are considered, among others: QoS in Internet networks; Managing multimedia networking; Network programmability; Policies and service management; Advanced techniques for network management. This volume is the proceedings of the Third International Working Conference on Management of Multimedia Networks and Services (MMNS'2000), which was sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Technical Committee 6 (TC6) and was held in Fortaleza, CearĂ¡, Brazil, in September 2000. MMNS'2000 is co-sponsored by the Communications Society (ComSoc) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Managing QoS in Multimedia Networks and Services is essential reading for engineers, network managers, and designers of multimedia services, as well as for graduate students and researchers in multimedia networking and network management areas.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Program Committee ix
List of Reviewers
xi
Part One - Performance Management in Broadband Networks
Performance Evaluation of the Hierarchical Handoff Scheme for Wireless ATM Networks
3(14)
Nadjia Kara
Jean Conan
Andre Girard
SD+: Improving TCP Performance over ATM-UBR Service Using Selective Drop Buffer Management Scheme
17(14)
Aly E. Elabd
Mohamed A. Mostafa
Performance Analyses of Access Points In Cellular Wireless ATM Networks
31(16)
A Marshall
F. Garcia-Palacios
S. Sezer
D. Chieng
Part Two - Quality of Service in Internet Networks
Automating Internet Routing Behavior Analysis Using Public WWW Traceroute Services
47(14)
Selim Gurun
Boleslaw K. Szymanski
An Evaluation of Different Marking Algorithms in Assured Forwarding Service
61(14)
T. Yang
Z. Chen
A. Hafid
D. Makrakis
A Traffic Differentiation Method for IPv6 over ATM Networks
75(14)
Jorge Sa Silva
Nuno Veiga
Sergio Duarte
Fernando Boavida
Part Three - Multimedia Networks and Services
Managing Distributed Conferences with ISABEL
89(14)
T. Robles
H. Velayos
J. Quemada
T. de Miguel
S. Pavon
J. Salvachua
G. Huecas
E. Castro
M. Petit
Benchmarking Issues of a Distributed Multimedia Database Management Service
103(14)
Andre Luis Vasconcelos Coelho
Ivan Luiz Marques Ricarte
Fault Management in a Multicast Routing Environment: Kernal Based Tree Protocol, a Case Study
117(14)
Mohamed Dafir Ech-Cherif El Kettani
Younes Souissi
Traffic Management in Isochronets Networks
131(18)
Kelvin Lopes Dias
Jose A. Suruagy Monteiro
Danilo Florissi
Part Four - Network Programmability
Inter-domain Integrity Management for Programmable Network Interfaces
149(14)
Ognjen Prnjat
Lionel Sacks
A TINA-based Distributed Environment for Mobile Multimedia Applications
163(14)
Alexandre S. Pinto
Luis F. Faina
Eleri Cardozo
Development of Parlay-based Services Using UML and SDL
177(16)
Markos Koltsidas
Ognjen Prnjat
Lionel Sacks
Part Five - Policies and Service Management
Supporting Service Quality Assurance via Trouble Management
193(14)
R. Sinnott
T. Gringel
M. Tschichholz
W. Vortisch
Policies for Feature Interaction Resolution
207(18)
Magdi Amer
Ahmed Karmouch
Tom Gray
Serge Mankovskii
A Piggybacking Policy for Reducing the Bandwidth Demand of Video Servers
225(14)
Roberto de A. Facanha
Nelson L. S. da Fonseca
Part Six - Advanced techniques for Network Management
Integrating IP Multicasting in Standard Network Management Protocols
239(14)
Ehab Al-Shaer
Yongning Tang
Reducing the Response Time in Network Management by Using Multiple Mobile Agents
253(14)
Marcelo G. Rubinstein
Otto Carlos M. B. Duarte
Guy Pujolle
Hierarchical Rerouting Model for Fault Tolerance in Multi-Network Environment
267(14)
Won-Kyu Hong
Dong-Il Kim
Seong-Sook Yoon
Seong-Ik Hong
Mun-Jo Jung
NetDoM: An Information System for Network Documentation Management
281
Alisson Sellaro
Tiago Macambira
Javam C. Machado
Jose Neuman de Souza

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