David M. Putzolu
Intel
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IEEE Communications Magazine | 2000
David M. Putzolu; S. Bakshi; S. Yadav; R. Yavatkar
Programmable networks allow third parties to dynamically reprogram switches and routers in order to extend their functionality. This approach facilitates new capabilities such as dynamic reallocation of resources, automated healing from malfunctions and failures, customized information processing, and easier service creation. These capabilities enable rapid customization of the network by providing mechanisms to adapt to new applications such as multimedia, multicast, intrusion detection, and intranet firewalls. We describe Intels framework for programmable networks, known as Phoenix. The objective of the Phoenix framework is to make it easier to deploy new network services that leverage the emerging trend toward use of reprogrammable network processors. To accomplish this goal the Phoenix framework defines an extensible mobile agent system and a set of device functionality abstractions for utilizing and extending network capabilities. We also discuss how the open interfaces provided by the Phoenix framework can be utilized to deploy new network services.
Archive | 2001
Todd A. Anderson; David M. Putzolu
Archive | 1999
David M. Putzolu
Archive | 1999
Rajenda Yavatkar; David M. Putzolu
Archive | 1998
David M. Putzolu
Archive | 1998
David M. Putzolu
Archive | 2000
David M. Putzolu; Sanjay Bakshi; Satyendra Yadav
Archive | 1999
David M. Putzolu; Rajenda Yavatkar
Archive | 1997
David M. Putzolu; Donald Newell
Archive | 1999
David M. Putzolu; Raj Yavatkar; Bernard N. Keany