Principe de bout en bout

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Le principe de bout en bout (en anglais : end-to-end principle) est un principe central de l'architecture du réseau Internet. Il énonce que « plutôt que d’installer l’intelligence au cœur du réseau, il faut la situer aux extrémités : les ordinateurs au sein du réseau n’ont à exécuter que les fonctions très simples qui sont nécessaires pour les applications les plus diverses, alors que les fonctions qui sont requises par certaines applications spécifiques seulement doivent être exécutées en bordure de réseau. Ainsi, la complexité et l’intelligence du réseau sont repoussées vers ses lisières. Des réseaux simples pour des applications intelligentes. » Exemple Chiffrement de bout en bout : Les messages envoyés au destinataire sont chiffrés localement avant même d'être envoyés sur le réseau. Le serveur lui ne fait rien d'autre que relayer le message chiffré et c'est le client du destinataire qui déchiffre le message, la transaction est ainsi sécurisée indépendamment du serve

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All-optical packet switching has been intensively investigated in recent years as an alternative to static, crossconnect based networks. Several switch architectures have been proposed, all of them using buffers made of fibre delay lines. The paper addresses the basic concepts of packet switching in the optical domain and describes an analytical approach to evaluate the end-to-end performance of networks employing slotted (fixed length) optical packets. Thus, for a given topology and traffic matrix, the end-to-end cell loss ratio is computed assuming an uncorrelated traffic. A network dimensioning procedure relying on this approach is also presented.

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Fast Dimensioning of Packet-Switched All-Optical Networks

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QUIC: Opportunities and threats in SATCOM

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