osoft 6. Appendix 13. Part III. Managing Broadband Networks and Broadband Network Services 1. 4. Managing Broadband Networks 1. Introduction 2. The Public Network 3. Core Networks-Between Cities and Continents 4. Bandwidth Capabilities in Carrier Networks 5. Optical Transport Networks-Carrying Multiple Types of Traffic 6. Transporting Movies and TV in the Core 7. Middle-Mile Networks 8. Last-Mile Access Networks 9. Access Networks in Cable Operators' Networks 10. Using Cable Modem Termination Systems for IP Traffic 11. Telecommunications Services in National Emergencies 12. Signaling 13. Appendix 2. 5. Broadband Network Services 1. Introduction 2. VoIP Calling Services over Broadband 3. Multi-Protocol Label Switching for Interoffice Connections 4. IP Virtual Private Networks over the Internet 5. Adding Security on Traffic Sent over IP VPNs 6. Managed Services 7. Digital Subscriber Line-Distance Limitations; Operates on Copper Cabling 8. Carrier Gigabit Ethernet 9. Network Topology on Dedicated, Private Lines 10. Appendix 14. Part IV. The Internet and Cellular Networks www.TechnicalPDF.com 1.6. The Internet 1. Introduction 2. What Is the Internet? 3. Streaming-A Disruptive Technology 4. The Structure of the Internet 5. Security: Connected, Ubiquitous Networks- Vulnerable to Malicious Hackers 6. Privacy 7. The Impact of E-Commerce 8. Fostering Civic Participation and Engagement - -Online Forums 9. Network Neutrality 10. The Digital Divide: Bandwidth, Skills, and Computers 11. Intranets and Extranets 2. 7. Mobile and Wi-Fi Networks 1. Introduction 2. Spectrum for Wireless Networks-A Critical Asset 3. More Efficient 4th Generation Digital Networks 4. LTE-The First True 4th Generation Cellular Protocol 5. 5G Mobile Networks-Small Cells; Additional Capacity 6. The Internet of Things (IoT) 7. Applications and Services 8. Wi-Fi Standards, Architecture, and Their Use in Cellular Networks 9. Satellites-Geosynchronous and Low Earth Orbiting 10. Appendix 15. Glossary 16. Index 2. ii 3. iii 4. iv 6. vi 7. vii 8. viii 9. ix 10