Server Cache Synchronization Protocol (SCSP)

Luciani, J.; Armitage, Grenville; Halpern, Joel Martin; Doraswamy, Naganand

doi:10.17487/rfc2334

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“…All SCSP packets contain a Protocol ID (PID) field as well. This PID field is set to 0x0002 to signify that SCSP synchronizing NHS databases as opposed to synchronizing some other protocol's databases (see Section B.2.0.1 of [2] for more details). In general, PIDs for SCSP will be assigned by IANA as described in Section C of [2].…”

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“…This PID field is set to 0x0002 to signify that SCSP synchronizing NHS databases as opposed to synchronizing some other protocol's databases (see Section B.2.0.1 of [2] for more details). In general, PIDs for SCSP will be assigned by IANA as described in Section C of [2]. In the case of NHRP, the client/server protocol specific specification was initially written at the same time as SCSP, and thus a PID=0x0002 was assigned by the author.…”

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“…The protocol independent part is defined in [2] whereas this document will specify the client/server protocol specific part where NHRP is the client/server protocol.…”

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“…This document is separate from [2] because it was felt that it was desirable to allow the client/server protocol specific part specification for NHRP to progress independently from the protocol independent specification.…”

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A Distributed NHRP Service Using SCSP

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1998

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Section: Overviewmentioning

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“…The protocol independent part is defined in [2] whereas this document will specify the client/server protocol specific part where NHRP is the client/server protocol.…”

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A Distributed NHRP Service Using SCSP

Luciani¹

1998

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“…For providing some measurements as initial basis for evaluation, a Server Cache Synchronization Protocol (SCSP) [18] prototype is considered as the replication mechanism to update the terminal information among nodes. It does not preclude that SCSP is the optimal approach but SCSP is selected among others alternatives for analyzing its scalability in providing a synchronization and replication mechanism for routing information.…”

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Replication of Routing Tables for Mobility Management in Ad Hoc Networks

Costa-Requena

Beijar²,

Kantola³

2004

Wireless Networks

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Abstract-Ad Hoc networking is a rather old technology that is gaining a lot of momentum in the research community. It is still an area under development and there are several proposals for the technology regarding routing protocols, addressing, interoperability, etc. Because of the extreme conditions where Ad Hoc networks should operate, it is envisioned that in medium to large scale networks, a hybrid proactive and reactive routing mechanism should be used. Therefore, considering the proactive routing protocols as the most suitable protocol for certain topologies in Ad Hoc networks, this paper proposes a specific layered structure to enable both technologies in a seamless manner. This approach supports both reactive (e.g. AODV, DSR) and proactive link state (e.g. OLSP) protocols. The proposed layered structure divides the routing problem into different parts, where one module performs the routing algorithm, another module takes care of replicating and synchronizing the routing tables, and a third one evaluates the routing information for triggering hand-over signals to the upper layers. The overall responsibility for selecting the appropriate routing schema and for initiating the roaming process resides on a proposed Context Sensitive Roaming Layer. This paper describes the interface and the functions implemented by the Roaming Layer. The paper also analyses replication using the Server Cache Synchronization Protocol (SCSP). Finally, the last part of the paper describes the demand for Ad Hoc networks, which is driven by applications supported with an appropriate billing or bonus mechanism.

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Evolution of ATM internetworking

Chen¹,

Tantiprasut²

2002

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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Server Cache Synchronization Protocol (SCSP)

Cited by 21 publications

References 7 publications

A Distributed NHRP Service Using SCSP

A Distributed NHRP Service Using SCSP

Replication of Routing Tables for Mobility Management in Ad Hoc Networks

Evolution of ATM internetworking

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