Implementation of a Prototype Active Network (1998)
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@MISC{Kulkarni98implementationof,
author = {A. B. Kulkarni and G. J. Minden and R. Hill and Y. Wijata and A. Gopinath and S. Sheth and F. Wahhab and H. Pindi and A. Nagarajan},
title = {Implementation of a Prototype Active Network},
year = {1998}
}
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Abstract
Active Networks carry SmartPackets which contain both data and user-specified methods to extend the functionality of switches to perform user-specific computation on the encapsulated data. This enables rapid customization of the network and provides a mechanism to adapt the network to a changing environment. In this paper, we describe the implementation of a prototype Active Network which is implemented in Java. We also illustrate the use of Active Networks to provide enhanced services at both the network and application levels.
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