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14th LCN 1989: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
- Proceedings of the 14th Conference on Local Computer Networks, LCN 1989, 1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1989, ISBN 0-8186-1968-6
- Floyd E. Ross:
Fiber distributed data interface-an overview. 5-8 - Carl F. Cargill:
Standards and the local computing network: future directions. 9-11 - Kenneth B. Ocheltree, Rafael Montalvo:
FDDI ring management. 18-23 - Jerry D. Hutchison:
The role of concentrators in FDDI rings. 24-40 - J. F. Torgerson:
FDDI MAC services design considerations. 41-48 - Michael Teener, Rade Gvozdanovic:
FDDI-II operation and architectures. 49-61 - Paul D. Amer, Lillian N. Cassel:
Management of sampled real-time network measurements. 62-68 - Jürgen Tusch:
A testbed for token ring networks. 69-76 - Mustaque Ahamad, Nasr E. Belkeir:
Using multicast communication for dynamic load balancing in local area networks. 77-84 - Sanjay Uppal:
Performance analysis of a LAN based remote terminal protocol. 85-97 - Peter B. Stevens:
LAN cabling design for the new BLS building. 98-101 - Michael R. Stevens:
Manageability-a prime consideration in internetwork design. 102-105 - Bruce C. Anderson, Robert N. Linebarger:
A graphical representation for network management. 106-124 - Francis LePage, Foad Afilal, Jean-Yves Bron, P. Mangin:
A behavior model for the management of application services in manufacturing. 125-129 - S. Leonard, T. Cochran:
An RS-232-C local area network. 130-132 - R. Bruce McClure:
Standards for robust second generation LAN management. 133-142 - Peter Ho:
Network management on Hughes Aircraft's engineering design network. 143-149 - J. Scott Haugdahl, Kenneth J. Thurber:
LAN management technology. 150-155 - Jeffrey D. Case, James R. Davin, Mark S. Fedor, Martin L. Schoffstall:
Internet network management using the simple network management protocol. 156-159 - Peter Martini:
Fairness issues of the DQDB protocol. 160-170 - Yuh Yaw, Yet-Key Yea, Wei-De Ju, Peter A. Ng:
Analysis on access fairness and a technique to extend distance for 802.6. 171-176 - James F. Mollenauer:
IEEE project 802.6 update. 177-179 - K. M. Khalil, M. E. Koblentz:
A fair distributed queue dual bus access method. 180-188 - Anna Hác, Hasan B. Mutlu:
Broadband ISDN protocols and interface structures. 189-195 - Kevin DeMartino:
Local area networks based on fiber optic technology. 196-201 - A. Malpani, Divyakant Agrawal:
Efficient information dissemination in computer networks. 202-211 - J. Y. Chao, Wei-Tsong Lee, Ling-Yang Kung:
A new buffer insertion ring with time variant priority scheme to facilitate real-time image transmission on a high speed integrated local area network. 212-218 - Sub Ramakrishnan:
A protocol for program migration. 219-224 - Cong Tin Nguyen, Marie-Claude Vialatte, Christine Rieu:
OSI application layer standards analysis for a distributed application implementation. 225-233 - Miles Kennedy, Aarti Badami:
Task allocation schemes for response-time improvement in an educational LAN. 234-241 - K. Ravindran, Samuel T. Chanson, K. K. Ramakrishnan:
Reliable client-server communication in distributed programs. 242-251 - Yuh Yaw, Wei-De Ju, Peter A. Ng:
A simple table-free distributed routing algorithm for 802.6. 252-259 - Paul F. Tsuchiya:
On the graceful degradation of routing given insufficient resources. 260-269 - William M. Seifert:
Integrated routing (and bridging). 270-277 - Cui-Qing Yang, Chao-Chih Yang, Guohong Xu:
Building multi-way gateways for local area networks. 278-284 - Randy Hoebelheinrich, Richard Thomsen:
Multiple crossbar network-a switched high speed local network. 285-292 - Howard C. Salwen:
Gigabit LAN signaling techniques. 293-298 - William F. Hedberg:
The multiple crossbar network interface. 299-306 - Gerardus Johannes Wichardus van Dijk, A. J. van der Wal:
Performance measurements of a communication protocol implemented for distributed real-time systems. 307-314 - Carey L. Williamson:
Dynamic transport-level connection management in a distributed system. 315-322 - Scott Francis, Victor S. Frost, David L. Soldan:
Measured Ethernet performance for multiple large file transfers. 323-327 - Ravi Sankar, Yung-Yuan Yang:
Performance analysis of FDDI. 328-332 - Alfred C. Weaver, Robert Simoncic:
Communications for the NASA space station. 333-339 - Daniel T. Green, David T. Marlow:
SAFENET-a LAN for Navy mission critical systems. 340-346 - George W. Kajos, Douglas H. Hunt:
The FDDI link error rate monitor. 347-357 - Marc D. Cohn:
A network architecture for advanced aircraft. 358-364 - W. Timothy Strayer, Alfred C. Weaver:
An argument for judicious use of error detection mechanisms in LANs. 365-375 - Jiang Hsieh, Donald R. Ucci:
A general performance modeling technique for degradable computer communication networks with blocking. 376-382 - Matt J. Merges, Hasan B. Mutlu:
An availability model for distributed computing environments. 383-392 - Mark H. Colburn:
The coming of a savior?-network management with OSI and POSIX. 393-398 - Richard W. Watson:
The Delta-t transport protocol: features and experience. 399-407 - Alfred D. Whaley:
The Xpress transfer protocol. 408-414 - Carey L. Williamson, David R. Cheriton:
An overview of the VMTP transport protocol. 415-420 - Jai R. Rao:
An orientation for production quality networks. 421-425 - Hatem M. Ghafir, Charles B. Silio Jr.:
Performance of PLAYTHROUGH rings with mixed types of traffic. 426-434 - Radhika R. Roy, Anupam Shah:
Functional availability of computer communications networks. 435-442 - Oliver C. Ibe, Richard C. Howe:
Local network interconnection schemes and their availability analysis. 443-455
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