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American University of Nigeria,Yola |
ATM COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER NETWORK PROTOCOLS |
A project submitted to Department of Telecommunications and wireless technologySchool of Information Technology and CommunicationOfThe American University of NigeriaIn partial fulfillment ofThe requirements for the completion ofTEL 361 By Paul Oriwoh, A00011404Emmanuel Chukwudozie, A00010529Course InstructorProf. Abel AjibesinVersion 1.00 4th December, 2010. |
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Table of Contents
ATM COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER NETWORK PROTOCOLS 3
ABSTRACT 3
INTRODUCTION 4
HOW ATM NETWORKS IS INTEGRATED WITH ETHERNET OR TOKEN RING NETWORKS USING LAN EMULATION 4
LANE Configurations 6
Data Transfer 9
Initialization 10
Configuration 10
Joining 11
Registration and BUS Initialization 11
Data Movement 11
LAN Emulation Protocol Stack 12
LAN Emulation Packet Formats 13
Data Packets 13
Control Frames 14
LANE 2.0 14
Work Cited 16
ATM COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER NETWORK PROTOCOLS
ABSTRACT
Extension of multimedia services and applications offered by ATM networks to wireless and mobile users has captured a lot of recent research attention. Research about ATM Compatibility with other networks is currently underway at many leading research and academic institutions. Various architectures have been proposed depending on the intended application domain. Successful implementation of ATM Networks is significantly dependent on the medium access control (MAC) protocol, which has to provide support for multimedia traffic and for quality-of-service (QoS) guarantees. The objective of this paper is to investigate the comparative performance of a set of networked protocols, proposed earlier in the literature, with more realistic source traffic models. The goal of the paper is to identify appropriate techniques for effectively and efficiently...