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In this paper we present the main challenges in mobile ad-hoc wide area networks (MAWANs). A MAWAN is a wide area, large, (potentially) entirely wireless networks. We describe the Terminodes Project (a 10-year-long research program (2000-2010) in MAWANs, s ...

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Conception and implementation of a toolkit for building fault-tolerant distributed applications in large scale networks

Large scale systems are becoming more and more common today. Many distributed applications are emerging that use the capability of world-wide internetworking. Since many applications require availability and consistency in the presence of failures, an adeq ...

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Prévention de la congestion dans le service “best-effort” des réseaux locaux ATM

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The high speed LAN (HSLAN) market is dominated by FDDI, but this domination is being challenged by newcomers. The most important ones are FDDI-II, DQDB and CRMA. The Laboratoire de Teleinformatique, Lausanne has developed an HSLAN OPERNET. Amongst the vari ...

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