Week 14: Wrap-up!

• Consider coarse-grained security and the future development of the Internet Protocol.

Monday, May 4: Security (3)

Read 

• P&D 8.4 (review) & 8.5 (pp. 613 - 631)
• Geoff Huston, Anatomy: A look inside network address translation, IPJ 7(3), Sept. 2004. Focus on the first few sections, through "Symmetry and Sessions."

Please email me about

1. the most important or interesting thing you learned;
2. any questions you have, or where you would like to focus our time.

Tuesday, May 5, 5:30 p.m.: Abstract due

Submit an abstract on any current or historical article on a network security or management problem that interests you. Wikipedia articles are not acceptable, though you may use them to find appropriate sources. 

Wednesday, May 6: IPv6

Read 

• P&D 4.3.5 (pp. 318 - 329).
• Iljitsch van Beijnum, IPv6 internals, IPJ 9(3), Sept. 2006.

Please email me about

1. the most important or interesting thing you learned;
2. any questions you have, or where you would like to focus our time.

Friday, April 24: Last lab!

Due: Lab 13: Writing an RFC

Janet Davis (davisjan@cs.grinnell.edu)