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ORCIDIEEE Network, Volume 2
Volume 2, Number 1, January 1988
- Floyd Backes:
Transparent bridges for interconnection of IEEE 802 LANs. 5-9 - John C. Hart:
Extending the IEEE 802.1 MAC Bridge standard to remote bridges. 10-15 - W. David Sincoskie, Charles J. Cotton:
Extended bridge algorithms for large networks. 16-24 - Roy C. Dixon, Dan Pitt:
Addressing, bridging, and source routing [LAN interconnection]. 25-32 - M. Claire Hamner, Gerald R. Samsen:
Source routing bridge implementation [LANs]. 33-36 - Michael Soha, Radia J. Perlman:
Comparison of two LAN bridge approaches. 37-43 - Lixia Zhang:
Comparison of two bridge routing approaches. 44-48 - Leonard Bosack, Charles L. Hedrick:
Problems in large LANs. 49-56 - William M. Seifert:
Bridges and routers. 57-64 - Eric A. Benhamou:
Integrating bridges and routers in a large internetwork. 65-71 - Mario Gerla, Leonard Kleinrock:
Congestion control in interconnected LANs. 72-76 - Howard Salwen, Richard Boule, J. Noel Chiappa:
Examination of the applicability of router and bridging techniques. 77-80 - Radia J. Perlman, Arthur Harvey, George Varghese:
Choosing the appropriate ISO layer for LAN interconnection. 81-86 - Carl Cargill, Michael Soha:
Standards and their influence on MAC bridges. 87-89 - A. Lyman Chapin:
Standards for bridges and gateways. 90-91
Volume 2, Number 2, March 1988
- Michael Willett, Ronald D. Martin:
LAN management in an IBM framework. 6-12 - Mertin Feridun, Mellise Leib, Marian Nodine, James Ong:
ANM: Automated network management system. 13-19 - S. Mark Klerer:
The OSI management architecture: an overview. 20-29 - Mark Sylor:
Managing Phase V DECnet networks: the entity model. 30-36 - Craig Partridge, Glenn M. Trewitt:
The high-level entity management system (HEMS). 37-42 - Jeffery D. Case, James R. Davin, Mark S. Fedor, Martin L. Schoffstall:
Introduction to the simple gateway monitoring protocol. 43-49 - Lillian N. Cassel, Paul D. Amer:
Management of distributed measurement over interconnected networks. 50-56 - Eric E. Sumner Jr.:
The operations explosion. 57-58
Volume 2, Number 3, May 1988
- John N. Daigle, Abraham Seidmann, Juan R. Pimentel:
Communications for manufacturing: an overview. 6-13 - Andrew Kusiak, Sunderesh S. Heragu
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Computer integrated manufacturing: a structural perspective. 14-22 - Lola J. McGuffin, Lee O. Reid, Steven R. Sparks:
MAP/TOP in CIM distributed computing. 23-31 - Prasad R. Chintamaneni, Pankaj Jalote, Yuan-Bao Shieh, Satish K. Tripathi:
On fault tolerance in manufacturing systems. 32-39 - Asok Ray:
Networking for computer-integrated manufacturing. 40-47 - Pertti Puusaari, Leo Sintonen, Tapio Virvalo:
The hierarchy of communication networks in the programmable assembly cell: an experimental framework. 48-54 - Patrick Pleinevaux, Jean-Dominique Decotignie:
Time critical communication networks: field buses. 55-63 - Arthur Lessard, Mario Gerla:
Wireless communications in the automated factory environment. 64-69 - Walter B. Hatfield, Michael H. Coden, Frederick W. Scholl:
Fiber optic LANs for the manufacturing environment. 70-74 - W. Timothy Strayer, Alfred C. Weaver:
Performance measurement of data transfer services in MAP. 75-81 - Madhav V. Marathe, Robin A. Smith:
Performance of a MAP network adapter. 82-89 - Luigi Ciminiera, Claudio Demartini, Adriano Valenzano:
Performance analysis of type 3 LLC in industrial 802.5 nets. 90-96
Volume 2, Number 4, July 1988
- Jacob J. Wolf III, Biswadip Ghosh:
Simulation and analysis of very large area networks (VLAN) using an information flow model. 6-18 - Jhitti Chiarawongse, Mandyam M. Srinivasan, Toby J. Teorey:
Performance analysis of a large interconnected network by decomposition techniques. 19-27 - Wenwey Hseush, Gail E. Kaiser:
A network architecture for reliable distributed computing. 28-33 - Paul T. Brady:
Effects on response time performance using an edge-to-edge protocol in an X.25 packet network. 45-54 - Robert P. Signorile, James LaTourrette, Michael Fleisch:
MBRAM-a priority protocol for PC based local area networks. 55-59
Volume 2, Number 5, September 1988
- Robert N. Cronk, Paul H. Callahan, Lawrence Bernstein:
Rule-based expert systems for network management and operations: an introduction. 7-21 - Joseph Pasquale:
Using expert systems to manage distributed computer systems. 22-28 - Sameh Rabie, Andrew Rau-Chaplin, Taro Shibahara:
DAD: a real-time expert system for monitoring of data packet networks. 29-34 - Wei-Dong Zhan, Suchai Thanawastien, Lois M. L. Delcambre:
SIMNETMAN: an expert workstation for designing rule-based network management systems. 35-42 - Mark T. Sutter, Paul E. Zeldin:
Designing expert systems for real-time diagnosis of self-correcting networks. 43-51 - Innes A. Ferguson, Daniel R. Zlatin:
Knowledge structures for communications networks design and sales. 52-58
Volume 2, Number 6, November 1988
- David Wolfe:
Baseband emulators for the protocol testing of multimedia communication networks. 8-14 - Martin B. Hidalgo, William S. Kelly, Thomas N. Washburn:
Verification/validation of performance simulation using ANSI X3.102 measurements. 15-16 - Gautam Kar, Brendan Madden, Richard S. Gilbert:
Heuristic layout algorithms for network management presentation services. 29-36 - Jagdish C. Kohli, Dar S. Biring, Gasper L. Raya:
Emerging broadband packet-switch technology in integrated information networks. 37-38 - Bhavani M. Thuraisingham, James A. Larson:
AI applications in distributed system design issues. 52-60
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