Application-Driven Development of Concurrent Packet Processing Platforms

Sauer, Christian; Gries, Matthias; Niemann, Jörg-Christian; Porrmann, Mario; Thies, Michael

doi:10.1109/parelec.2006.15

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“…To achieve the required cost-efficiency an application-driven approach to the exploration of platform alternatives is followed that starts from reference implementations of the desired system function(s) such as the Media Proxy below and Ethernet-or IPv4/6-based DSLAMs [14] on a generic and fully programmable multiprocessor platform. Fig.…”

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NGN Platforms for Networked Service Delivery

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2007 2nd IEEE/IFIP International Workshop on Broadband Convergence Networks

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The network infrastructure within the Access and Aggregation domains of provider networks are subject to significant changes, both in technology as well as in their business model. Recently, a number of research initiatives, most notably MUSE and PlaNetS, have promoted the development of a unified broadband access and aggregation network platform. It is based on Ethernet and features various access technologies such as DSL, WiMAX, etc. End-to-end-communication is based on IPv6, and the communication procedures within the Ethernet domain ensures, that QoS is provided and maintained for the IP-layer. Important functions to ensure the IPv6-communication with the necessary QoS-properties are implemented autonomously, e.g. the extended IEEE 802. IX AAA and the resource admission and control functions (RACF).

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confidence: 99%