Building Service Provider Networks (Networking Council Series)
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HOWARD BERKOWITZ is a computer scientist and networking consultant and is very active in the North American Network Operators Group (NANOG) and IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). His experience includes building and interconnecting to extremely large networks and designing router software. He is the author of several RFCs and has been presenting at trade shows since 1975. He is also the author of three other professional networking reference books.
Networking Council Books put technology into perspective for decision-makers who need an implementation strategy, a vendor and outsourcing strategy, and a product and design strategy. The series advisors are three of the most influential leaders of the networking community:
LYMAN CHAPIN-Chief Scientist at NextHop Technologies, former Chief Scientist at BBN, and founding trustee of the Internet Society
SCOTT BRADNER-Senior Consultant for Harvard University, Transport Area Director IETF, trustee of the Internet Society, and ISOC VP of Standards
VINTON CERF-Senior Vice President for Internet Architecture and Technology at MCI WorldCom, founding President of the Internet Society, and co-inventor of TCP/IP
Networking Council Books put technology into perspective for decision-makers who need an implementation strategy, a vendor and outsourcing strategy, and a product and design strategy. The series advisors are three of the most influential leaders of the networking community:
LYMAN CHAPIN-Chief Scientist at NextHop Technologies, former Chief Scientist at BBN, and founding trustee of the Internet Society
SCOTT BRADNER-Senior Consultant for Harvard University, Transport Area Director IETF, trustee of the Internet Society, and ISOC VP of Standards
VINTON CERF-Senior Vice President for Internet Architecture and Technology at MCI WorldCom, founding President of the Internet Society, and co-inventor of TCP/IP
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Networking Council Foreword.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. What Is the Problem to Be Solved?
Chapter 2. The Service Provider Landscape.
Chapter 3. Services, Service Level Agreements, and Delivering Service.
Chapter 4. Translating Service Definitions to Technical Requriements: Policies.
Chapter 5. Administration, Addressing, and Naming.
Chapter 6.Carrier Facilities: Getting Physical.
Chapter 7. The Provider Edge: Layer 1, Layer 2, and the PSTN.
Chapter 8. Transporting the Bits: The Sub-IP and Physical Intaprovider Care.
Chapter 9. Basic BGP and the Customer Side of Exterior Routing.
Chapter 10. Subscriber to provider, and Subscriber to Subscriber Edge: IP.
Chapter 11. The Intraprovider Core: IP/MPLS.
Chapter 12. The Provider-to-Provider Border.
Chapter 13. VPNs and Related Services.
References.
Index.
Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Chapter 1. What Is the Problem to Be Solved?
Chapter 2. The Service Provider Landscape.
Chapter 3. Services, Service Level Agreements, and Delivering Service.
Chapter 4. Translating Service Definitions to Technical Requriements: Policies.
Chapter 5. Administration, Addressing, and Naming.
Chapter 6.Carrier Facilities: Getting Physical.
Chapter 7. The Provider Edge: Layer 1, Layer 2, and the PSTN.
Chapter 8. Transporting the Bits: The Sub-IP and Physical Intaprovider Care.
Chapter 9. Basic BGP and the Customer Side of Exterior Routing.
Chapter 10. Subscriber to provider, and Subscriber to Subscriber Edge: IP.
Chapter 11. The Intraprovider Core: IP/MPLS.
Chapter 12. The Provider-to-Provider Border.
Chapter 13. VPNs and Related Services.
References.
Index.
