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Adding flexibility to multi-tenant networks

Cloud computing has been experiencing sharp development over the last years, leading to an increased demand for application migration to the cloud. Cloud providers, in an effort to attract more customers and earn their confidence, offer to tenants the illu ...

EPFL2018

Transparency Instead of Neutrality

Adrian Perrig, Christos Pappas

The technical community has so far defined network neutrality in terms of specific mechanisms, e.g., policing or shaping. We argue that these definitions are problematic: according to them, a non-neutral network may be preferable (for all users) to a neutr ...

2015

Active measurement for multiple link failure diganosis in IP networks

Patrick Thiran, Xuan Hung Nguyen

Simultaneous link failures are common in IP networks \cite{Markopoulou04}. In this paper, we develop a technique for locating multiple failures in Service Provider or Enterprise IP networks using active measurement. We propose a two-phased approach that mi ...

2004

Remote Monitoring of Railway Equipment Using Internet Technologies

Alain Wegmann, Txomin Nieva

This paper outlines the main benefits of using Internet technologies for the remote monitoring of railway equipment. We present two prototypes of a remote monitoring tool for railway equipment. The first has a 2-tier architecture and is based on Java techn ...

2001

Object-oriented method and architecture for virtual private network service management

One of the major trends in the evolution of current corporate networking is an increasing need for high performance long distance communications. Provided as an alternative to leased lines networks, virtual private networks (VPNs) are gaining increasing ac ...

EPFL1996

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