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Performance Measurement of OSI Class 4 Transport Implementation

October 1, 1984

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Kevin L. Mills, C M. Chernick, J W. Gura

An Analytic Study of a Shared Device Among Independent Computing Systems

November 1, 1980

Author(s)

Alan Mink

A Key Notarization System for Computer Networks

October 1, 1979

Author(s)

Miles E. Smid

Design Alternatives for Computer Network Security

January 1, 1978

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Gerald D. Cole, Dennis K. Branstad

The security problems associated with a network of computers are an extension of those of stand-alone computer systems, but require additional security controls due to the distributed and autonomous nature of the network components. The purpose of this

The Network Security Center: a System Level Approach to Computer Network Security

January 1, 1978

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Frank Heinrich

This report describes a unique approach to the solution of computer network security problems, and provides guidance in the areas of network security architectural issues and implementation options. The approach is based on a network resource, called a

Handover-based Call Admission Control in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

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Nicolas Chevrollier, Nada T. Golmie, Nicolas Montavont

With the need for mobility comes stringent quality of service requirements that have to be met before users are able to roam seamlessly across different network infrastructures. In this paper we investigate the use of a handover-based call admission

Receiver Sensitivity in CSMA Networks

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B Yan, Hamid Gharavi

This paper aims at improving the power efficiency of the CSMA/CA protocol for transmission of multimedia information over multihop wireless channels. Using a distance dependent propagation model, we present a power control scheme, which is based on the

Towards Cross-Layer Optimization of a Wireless Network for Diverse Rate and Delay Requirements

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Vladimir V. Marbukh

This paper extends the conventional link-centric aggregate utility maximization framework to a situation of users (applications) with diverse delay as well as rate requirements. Assuming that user utility is a function of the average transmission rate as

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