Mobile agents for telecommunication applications
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Mobile agents for telecommunication applications
（Innovative technology series information systems and networks）
Hermes Penton Science, 2002
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"Derived from Networking and information systems journal, Mobile agents for telecommunication applications, vol. 3, no. 5-6"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Mobile agents are concerned with self-contained and identifiable computer programs that can move within a network and can act on behalf of the user and another entity. Most current research work on the mobile agent paradigm has two general goals: the reduction of network traffic and asynchronous interaction - the object being to reduce information overload and to efficiently use network resources. This work, with international contributions from a number of subject specialists, provides an overview of how the mobile code can be used in networking with the aim of developing further intelligent information retrieval, network and mobility management and network services.
Table of Contents
1. Foreword: Eric Horlait 2. Implementing secure distributed computing with mobile agents: Gregory Neven, Erik Van Hoeymissen, Bart de Deccker and Frank Piessens 3. Network domain agency for QoS management in OSPF configured networks: Farag Sallabi and Ahmed Karmouch 4. Partitioning applications with agents: Oskari Kosmisies and Kimmo Raatikainen 5. Mobile agents for adaptive mobile applications: Thomas Kunz, Salim Omar and Xinan Zhou 6. Active networks: architecture and service distribution: Nicolas Rouhana and Eric Horlait 7. Resource trading agents for adaptive active network applications: Lidia Yamamoto and Guy Leduc
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