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  • RFC 2705. This Internet Society document is being published for the information of the community. It describes a protocol that is currently being deployed in a number of products. Implementers should be aware of developments in the IETF Megaco Working Group and ITF-T SG16 who are currently working on a potential successor to this protocol. This document describes an application programming interface and a corresponding protocol (MGCP) for controlling Voice over IP (VoIP) Gateways from external call control elements. MGCP assumes a call control architecture where the call control "intelligence" is outside the gateways and handled by external call control elements.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • Protocol.com web site provides a brief printable article reviewing what Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) is and details on how it should be implemented. This site includes other references, articles and links relating to MPLS.
    (Added: 10-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • This IETF web page offers a collection of articles, Internet drafts and discussions pertaining to Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) can be located at this website. Some of the main topics covered are: Framework, Architecture, Stack Encoding, Use of Label Switching on Frame Relay Networks Specification, LDP and ATM VC Switching, RSVP-TE: Extension to RSVP for LSP Tunneling, Traffic Engineering, Loop Prevention Mechanism, Router Management Information, ICMP Extensions, LDP Applicability, LSP Feedback – improving topology, Header Compression, Link Management Protocol and Recovery Fault Tolerance. Suggestions and comments can be sent to the IETF Secretariat.
    (Added: 22-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • Advanced Internet Lab at George Mason University constructed an easy navigational web site providing a wealth of information and resources relating to Multi-Protocol Layer Switching (MPLS). The site has links to RFCs, a Tutorial in PowerPoint Presentation format and .PDF documents. The main categories found on this site are MPLS Groups – MPLS charter at IETF, IETF-MPLS homepage, MPLS WG Mailing List Archives and MPLS Forum, MPLS Internet Drafts and Search Engine. MPLS References and Tutorials –MPLS Tutorial and Operational Experience, Layer 3 Switching Protocols, Multi Layer Routing, Comparison of Signaling Protocols for TE, MPLS Reference sites, Virtual Private Network – RFC 2547, Traffic Engineering over MPLS and Multiprotocol Lambda Switching – Internet Drafts.
    (Added: 19-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • Netplane Systems Inc presents a White Paper describing Layer 3 Switching using MPLS. This nineteen-page document breaks down and concisely explains major topics relating to Multiprotocol Layer Switching. The following topics are discussed: Introduction, MPLS Background and Overview, Service Provider Challenges, Public Networks Today – Growth of IP Networking, The Role of Routing, The Role of Switching, Combining Routing & Switching, Challenges for Large- Scale Networks – Scalability, Robustness, Feature Richness, Network Evolution, MPLS Solution and a Summary. Diagrams are used to illustrate concepts.
    (Added: 9-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • The International Engineering Consortium developed a comprehensive informative tutorial on Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS). To meet the service demands of network users through the next generation MPLS will most likely play an important role in routing, switching and forwarding packets. This tutorial is written at a fairly technical level even though terminology is thoroughly explained throughout the site. A glossary is included depicting the acronyms. The tutorial covers What MPLS are, a brief discussion on the introduction and development of MPLS is provided, the Various Components of MPLS are explained, and Protocol Stack Protocol and Traditional Routing and Packet Switching are explained. Diagrams are included where appropriate. A short multiple choice quiz is included at the end of the tutorial.
    (Added: 9-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • Shunra Software Ltd. develops testing and evaluation tools for internet and intranet based network technologies and products. Shunra allows users to accurately evaluate Wide Area Network (WAN) technologies. (Evaluation Download Available)
    (Added: 5-Apr-2001 )  Report Dead Link

  • A very rich resource of information regarding network protocols, this Radcom Academy site is dedicated to protocols. The protocol directory includes substantial information on the following protocols: AppleTalk, ATM Cell, ATM SAR, ATM Signaling and Routing, ATM Encapsulation Methods, Audio Visual over ATM, Banyan Protocols, DECnet Protocols, Frame Relay, FUNI, IBM Protocols, ILMI, IP Switching Protocols, ISDN, ISO Protocols, LAN Data Link Layer Protocols, LAN Emulation, Novell Protocols, PPP Suite, Bridge/Router Internetworking Protocols, SMDS, SNA, SS7, Sun Protocols, Tag Switching Protocols, TCP/IP Suite, Telephony, X.25 and XNS. Physical Interfaces covered include WAN physical interfaces, LAN physical interfaces, DS-1 ATM physical interface, DS-3 ATM physical interface, E-1 ATM physical interface, E-3 ATM physical interface, SONET ATM physical interface, 25 Mbps ATM physical interface and TAXI ATM physical interface. The Tech Papers include titles such as Diffserv vs. MPLS, H.323 - Audio/Video/Data Standard, Multiple Label Switching (MPLS), Gigabit - The wave of the future, Switching vs. Routing, Voice over ATM , Voice over Frame Relay, IP and ATM , Voice over Frame Relay, and Voice over IP. Main site areas include Search, Protocol Directory, Hot Links, Acronyms, Feedback, Frame Decode and Tech Papers. By registering on the site you can order a free Protocol Poster.
    (Added: 12-Mar-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • FutureSoft MPLS (Multi Protocol Label Switching) software is an efficient and portable implementation of the label switching capability mechanism as required by industry standards.
    (Added: 23-Aug-2002 )  Report Dead Link

  • There is a clear need for relatively simple and coarse methods of providing differentiated classes of service for Internet traffic, to support various types of applications, and specific business requirements. The differentiated services approach to providing quality of service in networks employs a small, well-defined set of building blocks from which a variety of services may be built. A small bit-pattern in each packet, in the IPv4 TOS octet or the IPv6 Traffic Class octet, is used to mark a packet to receive a particular forwarding treatment, or per-hop behavior, at each network node. Links to relevant Internet drafts and Request for Comment are provided as well.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • This site offers a document which specifies an Internet standards track protocol for the Internet community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. Visitors are referred to the "Internet Official Protocol Standards" (STD 1) for the standardization state and status of this protocol. Site areas include: Index; Search; What's New; Comments; Help.
    (Added: 4-Mar-2001 )  Report Dead Link

  • The purpose of the RAP working group is to establish a scalable policy control model for RSVP. The working group will specify a protocol for use among RSVP-capable network nodes and policy servers. This work will also require documentation of any extensions to RSVP which may be necessary in support of this policy control. Site areas include Working Groups, Meetings, Proceeding, ID index and RFCs. Links to relevant Internet drafts and Request for Comment are provided as well.
    (Added: 11-Nov-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • The Internet SOCiety (ISOC) is a professional membership society with more than 150 organizational and 6,000 individual members in over 100 countries. It provides leadership in addressing issues that confront the future of the Internet, and is the organization home for the groups responsible for Internet infrastructure standards, including the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Internet Architecture Board (IAB). Main site areas include About ISOC, All About the Internet, Members Only, Headlines, Events, Features, Search/Site Map, Join, and Feedback.
    (Added: 26-May-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • Paper describes how the IP multicast service being developed by Internet Engineering Task Force's (IETF's) IP over ATM working group, may be used to support IP broadcast transmission.
    (Added: 23-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • This set of Web pages provides information on the Next Generation Internet Protocol (IPng). Recommended by the Internet Engineering Task Force to identify recommended protocols and proposed standards.
    (Added: 24-Jul-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • A rich source of inormation about IPSec, The IPSec Developers Forum works to advance IPSec as the standard for secure Virtual Private Networking. The focus of its efforts is the use of the Internet as a medium for interoperability testing. The forum is geared for IPSec vendors or users of IPSec products looking to assess the interoperability of their products with those of leading VPN providers. Main site areas include Interoperate, Tech Info, About, Partners, Join, Contact, IPSec Info and IPSec Events. Additional areas include About the Forum. Forum Partners and Join the Forum.
    (Added: 16-Feb-1999 )  Report Dead Link

  • The purpose of the WIDE v6 working group is to implement IPv6 software, to deploy IPv6 enviromment, to develop transition mechanism from IPv4 to IPv6, and to establish the technologies and know-hows for administration IPv6 Network. Site areas include WIDE v6 working group, Products, Connectivity, Events Documents, Papers, Links, 6bone JP, IPv6 FAQ, IPv6 Document Project (in Japanese), and Members Only.
    (Added: 17-Sep-1998 )  Report Dead Link

  • The MPLS (Multiprotocol Layer Switching) Mission Statement and Purpose of the Forum bulleting Technical and Educational Points can be found on this site. Site offers a PowerPoint Presentation entitled “MPLS in the Broadband IP Network “ given to the China Broadband Conference. The Related Sites section includes a link to the MPLS Resource Center and Upcoming Events. The PressRoom section includes press releases and related news articles.
    (Added: 18-Oct-2000 )  Report Dead Link

  • NetReference is a network consulting firm that provides analysis and recommendations for corporate network managers and technology vendors. The firm has developed the NetReference Architecture for Networks- a comprehensive model for enterprise network architecture. This web-based subscription service lays out concepts, options, and selection methods that allow one to follow the architectural process through to a practical solution. Free site areas include Published Articles, White Papers, Company Sketch, Consultant Profiles, Search, Contact Us, What's New, Press Releases, Speaking Calendar and Featured Links. An excellent educational resource, with a nice list of white papers and articles on networking issues - including networking protocols, quality of service, switching and routing, routing protocols, and much more.
    (Added: 4-Jan-1999 )  Report Dead Link

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