The lecture is a logical continuation of the bachelor lecture "Computernetzwerke"
with a focus on Internet technology.
It builds upon the DPS stream lecture "Advanced Internet Technology"
from the previous Curriculum, with some additional content (so in fact it's
more advanced :-) ).
IMPORTANT NOTE: the test will be split in an "old
part" (same content as the "Advanced Internet Technology" course
in the old curriculum, chapters 1-5 below) and a "new part" (chapter
6 below). If you participate in the test but only need the credits for the
old course (which was available in the old curriculum), you only need to fill
the "old part". If you passed the "Advanced Internet Technology"
test in the past, you can participate in the test and only do the "new
part"; on the first page of the test, indicate in which semester you
took the previous test - your mark will then be the result of calculating
your old 2/3 * old mark + 1/3 * new mark (and I intend to take a closer look
at the old test again in borderline cases).
Slides:
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Chapter
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Contents |
2 Slides / Page
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6 Slides / Page
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| 1 | Security |  |
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| 2 | Internet transport today: TCP | |
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| 3 | Internet transport tomorrow: standards (SCTP, UDP-Lite and DCCP) | |
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| 4 | Internet transport tomorrow: experimental transport enhancements | |
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| 5 | The "inner network" view, part 1: Quality of Service | |
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| 6a | The "inner network"
view, part 2: MPLS Updated on 10 December! SORRY! Only one minor change on the last slide (LDP Summary) |
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| 6b | MPLS (cont'd) | |
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| 6c | MPLS (cont'd) | |
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| 6d | MPLS (cont'd) | |
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