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Integrated Network Management for ATM and Broadband Networks using Integrated Speed Bit Protocol

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High speed network covers several means of communication and the innovation accomplished in networks had a significant impact on communication concerning terminals and computers. Obviously asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) has appeared as the most significant technology in supporting imminent broadband multimedia communication services, considered to decrease the complexity of the network and advancement in the flexibility of traffic performance and a conventional technique incorporate network management for ATM network is stochastic estimator learning algorithm. Although introduced numerous methods, high speed is the fundamental issue in networking and as it is the asynchronous mode, the sending process continuous to send the data cells that prompts the temporary memory overflow at the receiver side. In this paper propose a new protocol integrated speed bit protocol (ISBP) for integrated network management to preserve the objects. Initially the ISB protocol preserves speed bit manager which encloses the prioritized objects and the objects having the data about the systems, the objects priority vanquished through specific priority factors. As a result the transaction process done faster and the synchronization have the capacity to finish in asynchronous mode, so the temporary memory losses get avoided and consumed more time. Thus the proposed integrated network management for ATM and Broadband networks using ISB protocol system has embraced with the assistance of the speed bit protocol and the experimental results demonstrated that the performance of the system enhanced significantly.

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Gaddam, S.V.K., Lobial, D.K. & Lal, M. Integrated Network Management for ATM and Broadband Networks using Integrated Speed Bit Protocol. Wireless Pers Commun 98, 2925–2941 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-017-5008-3

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