Internet usage transaction log studies: The next generation

Internet Usage Transaction Log Studies

The next generation Internet protocol

The Internet started out as a small research network intended for use by universities and the academic community. It was created to support a few simple distributed applications: FTP (the File Tlansfer Protocol), email and remote access using TELNET. Flom this modest beginning the Internet became a household name and now connects millions of individuals, corporations and academic institutions w...

Cross-Network Open Provisioning Intelligent Network (COPIN) for Bandwidth Transaction Services in the Next Generation Internet

Bandwidth transaction service is emerging as a network resource management service among IP network service providers and operators. This paper presents the design of IP-based the transaction-oriented services architecture, called COPIN (Cross-Network Open Provisioning Intelligent Network), and supporting protocols that allow open interfaces and dynamic provisioning across IP QoS interconnections.

Next Generation Internet Backbone Router

Next generation Internet backbone node technologies are proposed that offer sophisticated QoS support including real time voice, video streaming, and VPN. The backbone network consists of small size IP + ATM nodes (Type-S) and backbone core nodes (Type-X). Type-S nodes support both ATM bearer and IP QoS services. In addition, the traffic control set between input line card buffer and output lin...

Securing Next Generation Internet Services

First Generation Internet was the data communication protocol for researchers – it was born on 1969 with RFC1 (Crocker S. 1969) which was entitled “Host Software” and dealt with Interface Message Processor (IMP) and Host-to-Host protocols. The IMP was the packet-switching node used to interconnect participant networks to the ARPANET from the late 1960s to 1989. IMP was the first generation of g...