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Caging the Wild ResNet: A Network Architecture That Protects ResNet from ItselfSession DetailsTuesday, May 08, 2007 9:30 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Carmel II Session Type: Track 3 Speaker(s)
AbstractAn infected student machine spewing ARP calls chokes a switch and takes down a whole building and generates 40 calls to the help desk. This session will discuss a new network architecture that uses Layer 3 switching technology to isolate each jack on its own subnet to minimize malware outbreaks, user-caused network outages, and calls to the help desk. Available Resources |
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