SST library / Institute of Technology ABSTRACT DCCP / /
IndustryTerm
negotiation protocol / stream protocols / web page loads / Internet telephony / web browser / simulated web browsing workload / Web workload comparing single-transaction / media sessions / web client / web page load / media frames / transport-layer security / offer applications / explores specific ways applications / classic application protocols / web server / richer transport services / client applications / transport services / web transport / simulated web workload / unsecured Internet / Web Traffic Workload / Internet Traffic Archive / media delivery / congestion control services / early web browsers / Web-style transactions / respective applications / channel protocol / Internet applications / Internet telephony sets / web servers / transport protocols / Web download prioritization / application protocols / stream protocol / fixed and mobile personal devices / real and simulated networks / /
OperatingSystem
Unix / BSD / SuSE Linux / Microsoft Windows / Mac OS / Mac OS X / Linux / DoS / /
Organization
UC Berkeley / Massachusetts Institute of Technology / UDP TCP / /
Person
Bryan Ford / /
Position
General / /
ProgrammingLanguage
HTML / C++ / /
Technology
IP telephony / Linux / API / so porting application protocols / operating system / HTML / transport protocols / 4.4 The Negotiation Protocol The negotiation protocol / upper-layer protocols / encryption / negotiation protocol / flow control / stream protocols / classic application protocols / 4.2 Channel Protocol The channel protocol / underlying protocol / 4.3 Stream Protocol / three related protocols / peer-to-peer / Unix / 3.2 Transactional Protocols / MTU / UDP / SSL / operating systems / DSL / TCP/IP / application protocols / channel protocol / DNS / Transport Abstraction Bryan Ford Massachusetts Institute of Technology / HTTP / simulation / stream protocol / 3.1 Application Protocol / voice-over-IP / web server / wireless LAN / Network Protocols / Congestion Control The channel protocol / /
Structured Streams: a New Transport Abstraction Bryan Ford Massachusetts Institute of Technology ABSTRACT