- Emergency Networks - Bypass the Internet Protocol, Bypass Layer 3 Routing Instabilities, Bypass Layer 3 Security Attacks
Funded by NSF and USIgnite - 2014 to 2017.
Such implementations are extremely useful for Defense and Federal networks, Financial networks and networks that desire secure operations - i.e. security from Layer 3 threats. Layer 3 of our network protocol stack is highly vulnerable to security threats.
The protocol - currently named as the Expedited Internet Bypass Lane Protocol (EIBL) was demonstrated on the GENI testbeds, for a network of 30 routers. The performance was compared to IP running OSPF and BGP as the routing protocol. EIBL operations were demonstrated to the Monroe County Office at Rochester.
EIBL protocol operates transparently to IP running in the networks. I.e selected traffic can be handled by EIBL to bypass forwarding and routing and Layer 3. The rest of the traffic will go through the normal forwarding by IP.
- Design for a Scalable and Robust Mobile Ad Hoc network
Funded by: Ofice of the Naval Research
- Testing and Evaluation of the Floating Cloud Tiered Internet architecture
over GENI testbed
Funded by National Science Foundation
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Funded Oct 2008 by: NSF: Collaboration with
RPI and University of Nevada
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Funded March 2008 by: AFRL Rome NY, TPOC Dr.
John Matyjas, Dr. Mike Medley, Dr. Janek Mroczek
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Funded Oct 2007 by: NSF
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Funded by: NYSTAR
Collaborative project with: Univ. of Buffalo,
Univ. of Syracuse, Spectracom
Corp.
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Funded by: Dept. of Defense
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Funded by: IBM
SUR grant, Nirmala Shenoy, Matt Cao - yr. 2006 - 2007
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Funded by: CEIS, NYSTAR - yr. 2005
Collaborative project with: Spectracom
Corp.
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Framework for Seamless Roaming, Handoff and Qos Mapping in Next Generation
Networks - Completed
Funded by: Cisco Univeristy Research Program
Cisco Champion: Rafael Mantilla, Montalvo, Ph. D.
Faculty: Nirmala Shenoy, Bruce Hartpence
Student: Viswanath Prasad. Punita Misra, Neha Shidore, Namgyal Dolker, VIshal
Mankotia, Travis Wu, John Sheftic
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Roaming and Handoff in Next Generation Networks - Completed
Funded by: Lab for Applied Computing, RIT
Faculty: Bruce Hartpence, Nirmala Shenoy
Students: EJ Danielson, Namgyal Dolker, Aanak Patwa, Nithya Ganesh, Dinika
Joshi
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Ubiquitos Roaming over Serverless ad hoc Networks - Closed
Funded by: Lab for Applied Computing, RIT
Faculty: Bruce Hartpence(IT), Nirmala Shenoy (IT), Hans-Peter BIschof (CS),
Shanchieh Jay Yang (CE) & Fei HU (CE)
Students: Charulatha Dalautani, Sungho Maeung