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Configuring sessions in programmable networks

Choi et al., 2003

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12039604133257605974
Author
Choi S
Turner J
Wolf T
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Computer Networks

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The provision of advanced computational services within networks is rapidly becoming both feasible and economical. We present a general approach to the problem of configuring application sessions that require intermediate processing by showing how the session …
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