Extensible routers for active networks

This paper describes our effort to build an extensible router in support of active networks. Our work is driven by two goals: (1) supporting the injection of new functionality into a router, and (2) exploiting commercially available hardware. Our approach is a hierarchical architecture, in which pac...

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Main Authors: Shalaby, N., Peterson, L., Bavier, A., Gottlieb, Y., Karlin, S., Nakao, A., Xiaohu Qie, Spalink, T., Wawrzoniak, M.
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Forward contracts
Hardware
Information filtering
Information filters
IP networks
Quality of service
Robustness
Routing
Web and internet services
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Spalink, T.
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Information filtering
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IP networks
Quality of service
Robustness
Routing
Web and internet services
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