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ATM Theory and Application

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ISBN-10: 0072128070

ISBN-13: 9780072128079

Edition: N/A

Authors: David E. McDysan, Darren L. Spohn

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Here's a complete working manual of the theory & practical use of asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) technology & ATM-based services. Providing a real-life approach to the hottest technology for the next decade of internetworking, this guide offers a high level summary of all ATM protocols & services. It explains why ATM will provide standard protocol for voice, video, & data integration in the twenty-first century. Also covered are the nuts-and-bolts of ATM network planning, congestion control, & traffic engineering, as well as the source of each standard & information on where to find additional details within the standards.
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Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Binding: E-Book 
Language: English

Prefacep. xxv
Purpose of This Bookp. xxv
Intended Audiencep. xxvii
Overview of This Bookp. xxviii
Introductionp. xxxv
How to Use This Book for Coursesp. xxxvii
Author's Disclaimerp. xxxviii
Acknowledgmentsp. xxxviii
Drivers and Enablers of ATMp. 1
Business Drivers for ATMp. 3
Defining Communications Needsp. 3
Business Drivers for the Use of ATMp. 13
Application Drivers for ATMp. 13
Reviewp. 22
Technology Enablers for ATMp. 25
From Voice Networks to Data Networksp. 25
The Data Revolutionp. 33
What is ATM? -- The 30,000 Foot Viewp. 36
Advances in Transmission, Protocol and Computingp. 37
Lower Cost ATM Lowers Networking Costsp. 40
Reviewp. 42
Referencesp. 42
Computer and Information Networking Directionsp. 43
Networking Trends Driving the Need for ATMp. 43
ATM -- Network Infrastructure of the Next Decadep. 54
Outsourcing Trends Continuep. 60
Reviewp. 63
Referencesp. 64
Digital Communications Network and Protocol Fundamentalsp. 65
Networks, Circuits, Multiplexing, and Switchingp. 65
General Network Topologiesp. 67
Data Communications and Private Linesp. 74
Data Transmission Methodsp. 78
Principles of Multiplexing and Switchingp. 81
Examples of Multiplexingp. 84
Examples of Switchingp. 89
Reviewp. 94
Referencesp. 95
Basic Protocol Conceptsp. 97
A Brief History of Packet-Switchingp. 98
Basic Protocol Layering Conceptsp. 102
Open Systems Interconnection Reference Modelp. 104
Layers of the OSI Reference Modelp. 107
Layered Data Communication Architecturesp. 111
Network Service Paradigmsp. 118
Reviewp. 122
Referencesp. 122
Time Division Multiplexing and the Narrowband Integrated Services Digital Network (N-ISDN)p. 125
Circuit Switchingp. 123
Private Line Networksp. 129
Digital Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)p. 133
Basics and History of Narrowband ISDN (N-ISDN)p. 140
Reviewp. 144
Referencesp. 145
Connection-Oriented Protocols -- X.25 and Frame Relayp. 147
Packet-Switchingp. 147
Frame Relay -- Overview and User Planep. 165
Frame Relay -- Control Planep. 176
Reviewp. 187
Referencesp. 187
Connectionless Protocols -- IP and SMDSp. 189
The Internet Protocol Suite, TCP/IPp. 189
Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP)p. 199
Switched Multimegabit Data Service (SMDS)p. 210
Reviewp. 219
Referencesp. 219
LANS, Bridging, and Routingp. 221
Bridging, Routing and Internetworkingp. 221
IEEE Local Area Networking (LAN) Standardsp. 226
Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI)p. 237
Bridging Concepts, Systems, and Protocolsp. 241
Routing Concepts, Systems and Protocolsp. 248
Bridging and Routing Systems Designp. 260
Reviewp. 261
Referencesp. 262
B-ISDN/ATM Standards, Basics, Protocol, and Structurep. 263
ATM and B-ISDN Standards and Specificationsp. 265
Standards and Specification Bodiesp. 265
Greating Standards -- The Playersp. 272
Creating Standards -- The Processp. 274
B-ISDN Protocol Model and Architecturep. 278
Current Directions and Open Issuesp. 280
Reviewp. 284
Referencesp. 285
Introduction to ATMp. 285
ATM's Many Facesp. 285
ATM Terminology -- A High-level Introductionp. 294
Introduction to ATM Cells and Connectionsp. 299
Using ATM Service Categoriesp. 306
Rationale for the Choice of ATM Cell Sizep. 312
Reviewp. 314
Referencesp. 314
Physical and ATM Layersp. 315
The Plane-Layer Truth -- An Overviewp. 316
Physical (PHY) Layerp. 319
ATM Layer -- Protocol Modelp. 326
ATM Layer and Cell -- Definitionp. 330
ATM-Layer QOS, Traffic Parameters and Service Categoriesp. 336
Reviewp. 342
Referencesp. 342
ATM Adaptation Layersp. 345
ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL) -- Protocol Modelp. 345
ATM Adaptation Layer 1 (AAL1)p. 351
ATM Adaptation Layer 2 (AAL2)p. 359
ATM Adaptation Layer 3/4 (AAL3/4)p. 362
ATM Adaptation Layer 5 (AAL5)p. 366
Reviewp. 370
Referencesp. 370
Higher-Layer User, Management, and Control Planesp. 373
Higher-Layer User Plane Overviewp. 374
Management Planep. 377
Control Plane Overviewp. 379
Control Plane Structure and AALp. 383
Control Plane Addressingp. 389
Reviewp. 399
Referencesp. 400
Signaling and Routing in the Control Planep. 401
User-Network Interface (UNI) Signalingp. 402
Signaling Proceduresp. 408
Network Node Interface (NNI) Signalingp. 413
Interim Interswitch Signaling Protocol (IISP)p. 413
The ATM Forum's Routing Protocol - PNNIp. 415
Broadband Intercarrier Interface (B-ICI)p. 435
Reviewp. 440
Referencesp. 441
ATM Hardware, Software, and Higher-Layer Protocolsp. 443
ATM Hardware and Softwarep. 445
Key Attributes of ATM Switchesp. 445
ATM Switch Types and Categoriesp. 450
ATM Enabled Enterprise and Lan Backbone Devicesp. 459
End System ATM Hardware and Softwarep. 463
ATM Chip Sets and Processorsp. 474
Reviewp. 475
Referencesp. 477
ATM Interworking with Voice and Videop. 477
Voice Over ATMp. 478
Circuit Emulation Services (CES)p. 481
Interworking with Narrowband ISDN (N-ISDN)p. 485
Voice and Telephony Over ATM (VTOA)p. 487
Residential Broadband (RBB)p. 491
Audio/Visual Multimedia Services (AMS)p. 492
Reviewp. 497
Referencesp. 497
ATM Interworking with Frame Relay, SMDS, DXI, and FUNIp. 499
Interworking, Access, and Trunkingp. 500
Frame Relay/ATM Interworkingp. 501
Frame Relay/ATM Network Interworkingp. 503
Frame Relay/ATM Service Interworkingp. 506
SMDS Access to ATMp. 510
Frame-Based Interfaces Supporting ATMp. 512
ATM Data Exchange Interface (DXI)p. 512
Frame Relay User-to-Network Interface (FUNI)p. 516
Reviewp. 520
Referencesp. 520
ATM in the Local Area Networkp. 523
Lan Emulation (LANE)p. 523
Cells in Frames (CIF)p. 537
Multi-Protocol Encapsulation Over AAL5p. 540
Reviewp. 545
Referencesp. 545
ATM and Internetworkingp. 547
IP Maximum Transfer Unit (MTU) Over AAL5p. 548
Classical IP Over ATMp. 549
Next Hop Resolution Protocol (NHRP)p. 554
Multiprotocol Over ATM (MPOA)p. 558
IP Multicast Over ATMp. 565
Reinventing IP Over ATMp. 570
Reviewp. 582
Referencesp. 582
ATM Traffic Management, and Congestion Controlp. 585
The Traffic Contractp. 587
The Traffic Contractp. 587
Reference Modelsp. 588
Quality of Servicep. 590
Traffic Parameters and Conformance Checkingp. 598
ATM Service Categoriesp. 603
Conformance Definitionsp. 606
Reviewp. 607
Referencesp. 608
ATM Traffic Control and Available Bit Rate (ABR)p. 609
Traffic and Congestion Controlp. 609
Usage and Network Parameter Controlp. 611
Available Bit Rate (ABR) Closed-Loop Flow Controlp. 617
Traffic Shapingp. 626
Delay and Loss Priority Controlp. 630
Generic Flow Controlp. 633
Connection Admission Control (CAC)p. 635
Resource Management Using Virtual Pathsp. 636
Other Traffic Control Methodsp. 636
Reviewp. 637
Referencesp. 637
Congestion Indication and Controlp. 639
What Is Congestion Control?p. 639
Congestion Managementp. 644
Congestion Avoidancep. 646
Congestion Avoidance Via Flow Controlp. 649
Congestion Recoveryp. 655
Reviewp. 660
Referencesp. 662
Communications Engineering, Traffic Engineering, and Design Considerationsp. 661
Basic Communications Engineeringp. 663
Philosophyp. 663
Probability Theoryp. 665
Common Digital Signals and their Spectrap. 667
Error Models and Channel Capacityp. 672
Error Detecting and Correcting Codesp. 676
Data Compressionp. 683
Reviewp. 684
Referencesp. 685
Traffic Engineeringp. 685
Philosophyp. 686
Overview of Queuing Theoryp. 687
Call Attempt Rates, Blocking and Queuingp. 693
Performance of Buffering Methodsp. 698
Deterministic CBR Performancep. 702
Random VBR Performancep. 704
Equivalent Capacityp. 705
Priority Queuing Performancep. 714
Reviewp. 716
Referencesp. 717
Design Considerationsp. 719
Impact of Delay, Loss, and Delay Variationp. 719
TCP Performance Over ATMp. 728
Voice and Data Integrationp. 735
Private Versus Public Networkingp. 739
Network Performance Modelingp. 741
Reaction to Extreme Situationsp. 741
Traffic Engineering Complexityp. 743
Reviewp. 743
Referencesp. 744
Operations, Network Management, and ATM Layer Managementp. 745
Operational Philosophy and Network Management Architecturesp. 747
OAMandP Philosophyp. 747
The Problem and the State of the Solutionp. 754
Network Management Architecturesp. 760
Reviewp. 769
Referencesp. 769
Network Management Protocols and Management Information Bases (MIBs)p. 771
Network Management Protocolsp. 771
Management Information Bases (MIB)p. 781
Reviewp. 789
Referencesp. 789
ATM Layer Management and Performance Measurementp. 791
OAM Flow Reference Architecturep. 791
OAM Cell Formatsp. 793
Fault Managementp. 795
Restorationp. 803
Performance Specification and Measurementp. 805
NP/QoS Reference Configurationp. 806
ATM NP/QoS Measurementp. 807
NP/QoS Parameter Estimationp. 811
Reviewp. 817
Referencesp. 817
Competing Technologies and Future Directions Involving ATMp. 819
Technologies Competing with ATM in the WANp. 821
Circuit, Message, and Packet Switchingp. 821
Key Wan Requirementsp. 825
ATM Compared with STMp. 829
Voice Over ATM, Frame Relay, and the Internetp. 832
Cells Versus Frames for Packet-Switchingp. 838
ATM Versus IP Packet Video Efficiencyp. 846
Multiservice Efficiency Comparisonp. 846
Reviewp. 847
Referencesp. 848
Technologies Competing with ATM in the LANp. 851
Key LAN Requirementsp. 852
Survey of Competing LAN Technologiesp. 855
LAN Technology Performance Comparisonp. 857
LAN Technology Comparisonp. 860
QOS and Bandwidth Reservation: RSVP or ATM?p. 865
Comparison Analysis of Connection-Oriented Versus Connectionless Networking Paradigmsp. 870
Reviewp. 879
Referencesp. 879
Future Directions Involving ATMp. 881
ATM's Expansion Into New Frontiersp. 881
IP and ATM: Hand in Hand, or, in each other's Face?p. 893
ATM's Key Challengesp. 897
Possible Future Directionsp. 902
Architectures of Tomorrowp. 906
Reviewp. 910
Referencesp. 910
Acronyms and Abbreviationsp. 913
ATM Standards and Specifications Referencep. 927
ITU-T Standardsp. 927
ANSI Standardsp. 943
ETSI Standardsp. 944
ATM Forum Specificationsp. 949
ATM Related IETF RFCsp. 955
Glossaryp. 957
Indexp. 987
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