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Huhtanen, Karri; Vatiainen, Heikki; Keski-Kasari, Sami; Harju, Jarmo – Campus-Wide Information Systems, 2008
Purpose: eduroam[TM] has already been proved to be a scalable, secure and feasible way for universities and research institutions to connect their wireless networks into a WLAN roaming community, but the advantages of eduroam[TM] have not yet been fully discovered in the wireless community networks aimed at regular consumers. This aim of this…
Descriptors: Architecture, Telecommunications, Internet, Computer Networks
Moller, Klaus – Campus-Wide Information Systems, 2007
Purpose: Grid computing has often been heralded as the next logical step after the worldwide web. Users of grids can access dynamic resources such as computer storage and use the computing resources of computers under the umbrella of a virtual organisation. Although grid computing is often compared to the worldwide web, it is vastly more complex…
Descriptors: Computer Security, Computer Networks, Foreign Countries, Internet
Mandrekar, Ishan; Prevelakis, Vassilis; Turner, David Michael – Campus-Wide Information Systems, 2004
The authors have developed the "Ethernet Speaker" (ES), a network-enabled single board computer embedded into a conventional audio speaker. Audio streams are transmitted in the local area network using multicast packets, and the ES can select any one of them and play it back. A key requirement for the ES is that it must be capable of playing any…
Descriptors: Internet, Computer Networks, Audio Equipment, Information Transfer