Network layer implications for internetworking

Marten J. van Sinderen

Network layer implications for internetworking

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Abstract

The development of an architectural framework and related standards for the interconnection of different networks is essential for the provision of a true overall model for open systems interconnection. This paper summarizes an architectural approach with regard to network interconnection and subsequently describes several important protocol issues, such as addressing, routing, management, and flow control. It reflects the state of the art of the network layer standards developed within ISO. Some future work items concenring this standardization are also outlined.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings NGI-SION Informatica Symposium - Uitdagingen aan de informatica
Place of Publication	Amsterdam
Publisher	Nederlands Genootschap voor Informatica (NGI)
Pages	387-397
Number of pages	11
ISBN (Print)	90-70621-17-7
Publication status	Published - 1985
Event	3e NGI-SION Symposium 1985: Uitdaging aan de informatica - Utrecht, Netherlands Duration: 1 Apr 1985 → 2 Apr 1985 Conference number: 3

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Conference	3e NGI-SION Symposium 1985
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Utrecht
Period	1/04/85 → 2/04/85

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