Host Identification and Location Decoupling a Comparison of ApproachesAntonio Marcos Alberti
The increasing proliferation of mobile devices with Internet access contributed to clarify some important limitations of TCP/IP stack regarding mobility, multihoming, traceability and security. In its original design, Internet IP addresses were overloaded to simultaneously support host identification (ID) and location (Loc). As a consequence, application functionality can be affected when IP addresses are changed to update mobile nodes location. This dual functionality causes many problems in the current Internet, especially in supporting mobility. To deal with this limitations several solutions based on the idea of ID/Loc splitting have been proposed. In this position paper we present and compare some of them, summarizing their main features and limitations. We also identify opportunities and challenges for future research in the area as well as expected impacts/relations with other Future Internet aspects.
1. Deborah Wallace
2650 S Sartain St debbiew71@gmail.com
Philadelphia, PA 19148 Cell: 267-414-8179
QUALIFICATIONS:
Installation and management of Windows Servers
Understanding of IT infrastructure security
Familiar with Wireshark and packet analyzing
Knowledge of structured cabling
Proficient in Linux
Knowledgeable with SQL and DB management
Strongly committed to team-building and staff development
Able to lead others and evaluate performance, processes and events
Ability to grasp new ideas and integrate them into desired results
Ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment
Proficient at updating information and record keeping
Tolerate, flexible and the ability to adapt to change with ease
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite
EDUCATION:
Peirce College Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor of Science Degree- Information Technology May 2015 – December 2019
ITT Technical Institute Philadelphia, PA
Associate of Specialized Technology Degree December 2012 – January 2015
Program of Study: Information Technology - Computer Network Systems
Anticipated Graduation Date: December 2014
Clubs: National Technical Honor Society
Relevant Courses:
Introduction to Personal Computers, Microsoft Desktop Operating Systems, Wan Technology and Application
Microsoft Networking Operating Systems I and II, Linux Operating Systems, Linux System Administration,
Introduction to Information Security System, Network Technology and Service Integration, Network Application
and Services and Security, Structured Cabling.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
R&K Consulting
Telephone Support Specialist Delanco, NJ
May 2014- Jan- 2015
Tier 1 Facilitated Support
Performed Technical Telephone Support
Escalated to Tier 2 Support
Managed Tier 1- Telephone Support- 856-793-5960
R+K Consulting Delian, NJ 08075 May 2014- Feb 2015
Performed Telephone Support for end-Clients
Escalated Task to Tier 2
Tracked- Recorded and Closed Technical Support Tickets
Tracked- Recorded and Closed Technical