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CANEs: Composable Active Network Elements
Networking and Telecommunications Group College of Computing Georgia Institute of Technology Distributed Computing Systems Lab Department of Computer Science University of Kentucky The Composable Active Network Elements (CANEs) project is a DARPA/ITO-funded effort investigating architectures and applications for active networking. The CANEs project seeks an approach to active networks that supports high performance while also permitting dynamic modification of network behavior to support specific applications and/or provide new services. The project comprises an overall architecture for the active network; a specific user-network interface (the CANEs environment); and experimental studies of the effectiveness of various active networks in support of specific applications and services. NEW! Odyssey 2.0 released with netiod and anetd support. NEW! CANEs Lessons Learned talk ps, pdf NEW! Fall 2000 Demo Information Page
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