Implementation and Evaluation of MHS Parallel Processing
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Recently actual use of the OSI standardized protocols has begun on client-server systems of LANs, and reduction of OSI protocol overheads in high-speed networks has become more important. We studied a parallel-processing architecture for Message Handling System (MHS), which requires a large amount of protocol processing and is expected to be used widely. We implemented a prototype MHS server with performance scalable to number of CPUs, by porting an existing MHS software with minimum modification. This paper reports on the parallel processing scheme, hardware and software architecture of the prototype, as well as evaluation of the scheme based on measurement and simulation.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E77-B No.11 pp.1388-1397
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- 1994/11/25
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Yuuji KOUI, Shoichiro SENO, Toshitane YAMAUCHI, Michihiro ISHIZAKA, Kazunori KOTAKA, "Implementation and Evaluation of MHS Parallel Processing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E77-B, no. 11, pp. 1388-1397, November 1994, doi: .
Abstract: Recently actual use of the OSI standardized protocols has begun on client-server systems of LANs, and reduction of OSI protocol overheads in high-speed networks has become more important. We studied a parallel-processing architecture for Message Handling System (MHS), which requires a large amount of protocol processing and is expected to be used widely. We implemented a prototype MHS server with performance scalable to number of CPUs, by porting an existing MHS software with minimum modification. This paper reports on the parallel processing scheme, hardware and software architecture of the prototype, as well as evaluation of the scheme based on measurement and simulation.
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AU - Kazunori KOTAKA
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