change style to default Text Only

Skip navigation.


Previous Article
Performance enhancing proxies and security
The long delays associated with Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellite communications can degrade the performance of acknowledgement based protocols such as TCP. The use of performance enhancing pr...
Next Article
Performance enhancing proxies - are they as beneficial as they seem?
The growth in demand for broadband services in the UK is being driven by the increasing availability of applications and services designed with broadband in mind. However, not every home or business i...

Implications of security mechanisms on performance enhancing proxies

p.2
doi:10.1049/ic:20030056

IP over Satellite - The Next Generation: MPLS, VPN and DRM Delivered Services
(2003/10283)
London, UK, 11 June 2003, ISBN: null

You are not logged in. Log in

Add to IET Discover

M.A. West1 and A.D. McDonald1
1Roke Manor Res. Ltd., Romsey, UK
Wireless networks are interesting from a security perspective because of the risk of eavesdropping and modification (notwithstanding that communication security may be important in any event). They also often have performance characteristics that lead network operators to adapt the IP packet flows to the physical layer - they encourage the use of PEPs. Thus wireless and particularly satellite links provide battlegrounds where security measures and PEPs often collide. We have shown that the deployment of both security and PEPs requires careful, holistic, treatment. Some non-transparent PEPs are only suitable in constrained environments. The co-existence of PEPs with security mechanisms, where both operate at the appropriate layers ensures good performance and strong security. (6 pages)
Buy This PDF   (US$35)
Download PDF (463 kB) View Cart

Publication Data

Publisher:
AIP is a member of CrossRef IET


There are no references.

CITING ARTICLES


For access to citing articles, you need to log in.
For access to citing articles, you need to Log in.