Over the past several years, groups within the networking community have
gained experience with ATM WAN performance. The purposes of this
day-and-a-half by-invitation workshop are to exchange ideas on ATM WAN
measurement tools and techniques, to discuss ATM WAN experiments to
establish today's performance limits, to identify the factors that affect
performance, and to identify first-order opportunities for improving
network performance. The focus will be on solid engineering techniques for
measurements, concise analysis of measurements that have been taken,
improvements made, and proposals for what should be done in the near future
to further enhance performance.
Speakers
- Don Endicott, NCCOSC
-
ATM Network
Performance Workshop - Metrics, Determinants, and Opportunities
- Mike Sobek, Sprint
- The AAI Architecture: A Prototype for Future Commercial Networks
- Brian Tierney, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
-
Performance Monitoring for Applications of the Distributed-Parallel
Storage System in the MAGIC Testbed
- Raj Jain, Ohio State University
- Frame-Level Performance Benchmarking of ATM
- Alan Mink, NIST
- ATM Performance
- Joseph Evans, Telecommunications Lab, University of Kansas
- AAI ATM WAN Performance: Tools,
Experiments, and Results
- Basil Decina, NRL
- ATDNet Performance Experiences
- Abdella Battou, Kaman Sciences Corporation
-
Measurements of UNI 3.0 Signaling Setup Times
- Rich Verjinski, NRL/FORE Systems
- Performance Aspects ofFOREThought PNNI
- Phil Dykstra, ARL
-
ARL ATM Experiences
- Mark Ganzer, NCCOSC
- ATM WAN Experiences with Command and Control and High Performance
Computing Applications at Naval Command Control and Ocean Surveillance
Center
- Dan Daly, Bellcore
- Results of TCP/IP Traffic Measurements over the ACTS ATM/SONET Channel and Directions for Future Investigation
- Dennis Kong, Bellcore
- ATM Traffic Experiments at ATDNet
- Hal Murray, DEC
-
Bagnet and Related ATM Performance Experience
- David Tipper, University of Pittsburgh
-
End-to-End Traffic Measurements on a Wide-Area ATM Network
- Tino Sciuto, NASA
- TCP Over ATM Performance in NASA NREN and CTI
- Peter Steenkiste
- Experiences with CreditNet
Contacts
Workshop topics and technical matters:
Victor S. Frost, TISL Director
913/864-4833 voice
frost@ittc.ku.edu
Administrative matters:
Jane K. Thompson, TISL Secretary
913/864-4832 voice
thompson@ittc.ku.edu
Telecommunications and Information Sciences Laboratory
University of Kansas
2291 Irving Hill Road
Lawrence, Kansas 66045
913/864-7789 fax
