Applying a Web-service-based model to dynamic service-deployment
Christos Chrysoulas, Evangelos Haleplidis, et al.
CIMCA-IAWTIC 2005
ATM networks are often used to carry IP traffic, but IP over ATM techniques suffer from complex and error-prone configuration. PNNI Augmented Routing (PAR) is an extension to PNNI to simplify IP support. In addition, a very lightweight interface called Proxy-PAR enables ATM-attached IP devices to operate without a full PAR implementation. PAR and Proxy-PAR provide a service discovery system for IP devices attached to ATM-PNNI networks. PAR and Proxy-PAR are standards from the ATM Forum, and are referenced by the IETF. This paper shows how PAR and Proxy-PAR can complement solutions, such as ILMI-based Server Discovery, Classical IP and ARP over ATM, and Next-Hop Resolution Protocol, or even replace existing solutions, for instance where a distributed address resolution mechanism is preferable to a centralized one. This is then described in the context of three different types of networks: a campus, a backbone, and a mobile network.
Christos Chrysoulas, Evangelos Haleplidis, et al.
CIMCA-IAWTIC 2005
Werner Bux, Xiao-Yu Hu, et al.
MASCOTS 2012
Sean Rooney, Daniel Bauer
IEEE Communications Magazine
Patrick Droz, Ceki Gulcu, et al.
ICCCN 2000