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Proceedings of the 1999 ACM/IEEE conference on Supercomputing
Using the NREN Testbed to Prototype a High-Performance Multicast Application
Portland, Oregon, USA
November 13-November 18
ISBN: 1-58113-091-0
Marjory J. Johnson, RIACS/NASA Ames Research Center
Matthew Chew Spence, Raytheon/NASA Ames Research Center
Lawrence Chao, Raytheon/NASA Ames Research Center
Development of the Next Generation Internet requires the development of revolutionary applications as well as advances in networking technologies. This paper presents experiences in using the NREN testbed to prototype a collaborative medical-imaging application. Technological requirements for this application include high-bandwidth reliable multicast and QoS provisioning. Engineering the network infrastructure for a demonstration in May 1999 was a challenging experience. We achieved high-bandwidth multicast for the demonstration; current efforts focus on satisfying application requirements for reliable multicast and QoS.
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Marjory J. Johnson, Matthew Chew Spence, Lawrence Chao, "Using the NREN Testbed to Prototype a High-Performance Multicast Application," sc, pp.7, Proceedings of the 1999 ACM/IEEE conference on Supercomputing, 1999
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