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100 1 Vien, Quoc-Tuan,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
no2019104937|eauthor.
245 10 Network design, modeling and performance evaluation /
|cQuoc-Tuan Vien.
264 1 London, United Kingdom :|bThe Institution of Engineering
and Technology,|c2018.
264 4 |c©2019
300 1 online resource (xxviii, 324 pages) :|billustrations.
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490 1 IET telecommunications series ;|v77
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-314) and
index.
505 0 Intro; Contents; List of figures; List of tables;
Foreword; Preface; Abbreviations; 1: Internetworking and
network fundamentals; 1.1 Fundamentals of networking; 1.2
Local area networks; 1.2.1 LAN devices; 1.2.2 LAN
topologies; 1.2.3 LAN technologies; 1.2.4 LAN access
methods; 1.2.5 LAN transmission methods; 1.3 Wide area
networks; 1.3.1 WAN devices; 1.3.2 WAN topologies; 1.3.3
WAN technologies; 1.4 Open systems interconnection
reference model; 1.4.1 OSI layers; 1.4.2 Interaction
between OSI layers in communications; 1.4.3 Information
exchange and information formats in OSI layers
505 8 1.5 Internet Protocols1.5.1 TCP/IP suite; 1.5.2 Internet
Protocol; 1.5.3 Transmission Control Protocol; 1.5.4 User
datagram protocol; 1.5.5 Other protocols; 1.6
Internetworks; 1.6.1 Internetwork hierarchy; 1.6.2
Internetwork addressing; 1.6.3 Standards organizations;
1.6.4 Internetworking devices; 1.7 Related works; 1.8
Review questions; 1.9 Problems; 2: Routing in computer
networks; 2.1 Fundamentals of routing; 2.1.1 Path
determination; 2.1.2 Routing algorithms; 2.2 Static
routing protocols; 2.3 Dynamic routing protocols; 2.4
Interior gateway protocols
505 8 2.4.1 Distance-vector routing protocols2.4.2 Link-state
routing protocols; 2.4.3 Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing
Protocol; 2.5 Border Gateway Protocols; 2.6 Related works;
2.7 Review questions; 2.8 Problems; 3: Internet Protocol
addressing; 3.1 An overview of IP address; 3.1.1
Addressing types; 3.1.2 Addressing mechanisms; 3.2 IP
version 4 (IPv4); 3.2.1 Private IP addresses; 3.2.2
Classful IP addresses; 3.3 Subnetting; 3.4 Variable-length
subnetting; 3.5 Supernetting; 3.6 IP version 6; 3.7
Related works; 3.8 Review questions; 3.9 Problems; 4:
Network analysis, architecture, and design
505 8 4.1 An overview of network analysis, architecture, and
design4.2 Network analysis process; 4.3 Network
architecture process; 4.4 Network design process; 4.5
Network hierarchical design; 4.6 Network hierarchical
layers; 4.6.1 Core layer; 4.6.2 Distribution layer; 4.6.3
Access layer; 4.7 Network design approaches and evolution;
4.8 Network management and security; 4.8.1 Network design
goals; 4.8.2 Technology evaluation criteria; 4.8.3 Network
-management design; 4.9 Related works; 4.10 Review
questions; 4.11 Problems; 5: Network-requirement analysis;
5.1 Network services and requirements
505 8 5.2 Service characteristics5.3 Requirement-analysis
process; 5.4 User-requirement analysis; 5.5 Application-
requirement analysis; 5.6 Host-requirement analysis; 5.7
Network-requirement analysis; 5.8 Requirement-analysis
model; 5.9 Reliability, maintainability, and availability
analyses; 5.10 Related works; 5.11 Review questions; 5.12
Problems; 6: Network flow analysis; 6.1 Flows; 6.2 Data
sources and sinks; 6.3 Flow models; 6.3.1 Peer-to-peer
model; 6.3.2 Client-server model; 6.3.3 Cooperative
computing model; 6.3.4 Distributed computing model; 6.4
Flow boundaries; 6.5 Flow distributions
520 The book is written at postgraduate level and comprises N
chapters dealing with the following subjects:
internetworking; network fundamentals; routing; computer
networks; Internet Protocol addressing; network analysis;
network architecture; network-requirement analysis;
network flow analysis; network performance evaluation;
network simulation models; statistical models; performance
analysis; discrete random variables; continuous random
variables; random variable generation; queuing theory;
single-server-queues; and multiserver queues.
588 0 Print version record.
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