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Enhance the Security and Performance of IP over Ethernet Networks by Reduction the Naming System Design
Waleed Khalid Hussein, Longzheng Cai, Shaymaa A. Alyawer
Pages - 177 - 194     |    Revised - 15-11-2012     |    Published - 31-12-2012
Volume - 4   Issue - 5    |    Publication Date - December 2012  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
IP protocol, MAC address, Ethernet, ARP protocol, Security, Performance
ABSTRACT
In this research, we investigate the weak link between two protocols, IP protocol and Ethernet protocol. IP over Ethernet network has become the major network used by Internet. In this network, still the data link layer performance and security problems not adequately addressed yet. The findings of this research lead us to propose a modification, by making a reduction on current naming architecture to improve the network performance and security. The proposed architecture will be evaluated by a theoretical analysis.
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Mr. Waleed Khalid Hussein
University of Tun Abdul Razak - Malaysia
waleed@ieee.org
Dr. Longzheng Cai
- Malaysia
Miss Shaymaa A. Alyawer
- Iraq


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