Using zero configuration technology for IP addressing in optical networks
article
Host configuration in optical networks is usually done by hand. In this paper we propose to use zero configuration techniques, including
self-assigned IP addresses and multicast DNS to do this automatically. The proposed technology is designed for small networks without central
control, and can be applied to optical private networks as long as there is no router in between the end-hosts.
self-assigned IP addresses and multicast DNS to do this automatically. The proposed technology is designed for small networks without central
control, and can be applied to optical private networks as long as there is no router in between the end-hosts.
TNO Identifier
220885
Source
Future Generation Computer Systems, 22, pp. 908-914.
Pages
908-914
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