Internetworking with TCP/IP- P78: TCP/IP has accommodated change well. The basic technology has survived nearly two decades of exponential growth and the associated increases in traffic. The protocols have worked over new high-speed network technologies, and the design has handled applications that could not be imagined in the original design. Of course, the entire protocol suite has not remained static. New protocols have been deployed, and new techniques have been developed to adapt existing protocols to new network technologies.: TCP/IP has accommodated change well. The basic technology has survived nearly two decades of exponential growth and the associated increases in. | Index . 340 aggregator 348 ambiguity 228 cumulative 225 Constants and numeric items 10 100 hardware 27 lOBase-T 25 125 Ji seconds 540 70 674 1280 607 16 298 20 minutes 81 2X problem 384 3-way handshake 237 5-layer model 184 576 104 674 20 674 822 516 525 9180 362 674 delayed 247 acknowledgement point 348 ACM SIGCOMM 15 active 297 active monitoring 596 active open 218 675 adapter 21 adaptive bridge 31 adaptive retransmission 226 675 address 5 55 63 462 675 ARPANET 40 Ethernet 29 IP 64 MAC 29 47 47 A AAL5 360 674 abort 222 ABR 347 675 absolute 529 absolute name 559 Abstract Syntax Notation 1 183 559 accept function 424 access control 589 ACK 211 ACK implosion 348 acknowledgement 6 211 225 247 265 675 all Is 66 broadcast 29 class 64 class D 321 classless 67 co-located 379 directed broadcast 66 dotted decimal notation 70 foreign agent 380 hardware 20 29 internet 64 layer 2 29 limited broadcast 66 730 Index link-local 619 local broadcast 66 loopback 70 mail 513 516 multicast 29 68 network 20 physical 29 resolution 77 78 self-identifying 65 site-local 619 subnet 67 supemet 164 translation to name 461 unicast 29 address allocation 616 address ambiguity 156 address binding 363 366 675 address boundary 124 191 address domain 399 address hierarchy 616 address lease 451 address mask 142 675 address resolution 675 address resolution problem 78 Address Resolution Protocol 79 addressing scheme 322 administrative scoping 326 675 ADSL 676 Advanced Networks and Services 44 676 Advanced Research Projects Agency 38 advertise routes 264 agent 378 555 676 agent discovery 380 agent-driven negotiation 534 aggregatable global unicast address 617 aggregation 302 303 617 AH 584 676 algorithm routing 122 shortest path 266 alias 513 all agents group 380 all hosts 67 all routers group 324 613 676 all systems group 324 329 676 alternative subtype MIME 523 ambiguity of acknowledgements 228 anchor 529 anonymous FTP 504 676 anonymous network 162 676 ANS 44 676 ANSI 676 .
