1. End-to-end arguments in system design
2. Larson G. and Jeffrey C. 1999."Song of the open road: Building a broadband network for the 21st century." The Center for Media Education Section IV p 6. http://www.cme.org/broadband/openroad-. pdf. Larson G. and Jeffrey C. 1999."Song of the open road: Building a broadband network for the 21st century." The Center for Media Education Section IV p 6. http://www.cme.org/broadband/openroad-. pdf.
3. This trend is signaled by the rise of the application service provider or ASP as a part of the landscape. This trend is signaled by the rise of the application service provider or ASP as a part of the landscape.
4. A common method for constructing "configuration-free " "plug and play " or "works out of the box" devices is to assume that some other element takes on the role of controlling setup and configuration. Of course centralization raises other issues such as a common point of vulnerability. The proper balance between centralization and distribu-tion of security function for consumer networking is not yet clear. A common method for constructing "configuration-free " "plug and play " or "works out of the box" devices is to assume that some other element takes on the role of controlling setup and configuration. Of course centralization raises other issues such as a common point of vulnerability. The proper balance between centralization and distribu-tion of security function for consumer networking is not yet clear.
5. For example see Saltzer J. 1999. "Open access is just the tip of the iceberg." Oct. 22. http://web.mit.edu/Saltzer/www/publications/ openaccess.html.