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This section provides an overview of the alternatives proposed for the management of programmable networks. ANN [28] Active Network Node architecture makes use of active packets to deploy services. These packets feature a reference to a router plug-in, which contains the service logic. If not cached locally on a node, router plug-ins are fetched from a code server and installed on the node. ANTS [84] Active Network Transport System uses active packets, which contain references to code groups, that is, the service logic. At the node level ANTS ef ciently mimics an in-band deployment mechanism. As in the case of ANN, the choice between a centralized and a distributed approach is left to the service designer. ANDROID [4] Active Network DistRibuted Open Infrastructure Development identi es an event- and policy-driven architecture for the management of Application Layer Active Networking (ALAN) [6,33] networks. It focused on the management of active servers, where programmability up to the application level is allowed. ABONE MANAGEMENT [1,2] is a DARPA-sponsored testbed for the active networks research program. It is con gured as a number of virtual active networks. All nodes, which are administered locally, can be used by remote users to start up Execution Environments and Active Applications. Each user can run an instance of the active network management daemon Anet. This daemon allows remote EE and AA developers to install, con gure, and control EE instances in the testbed. Anetd performs two key management functions:

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Echo.par is already set up to do a sequence of run 1; commands, pausing for a message between blocks. To be able to execute debug commands after each run 1; it is only necessary to click the Cancel button on a dialog box; this will return us temporarily to command mode, and we can execute such debugging commands as ldata and prstack, returning to run mode by the resume command. By now the reader should have enough experience with debug commands to get along without detailed guidance.

If at least one BluetoothSerialPortInfo object was returned, you know that there is at least one available Bluetooth serial port from a pairing that exists on the device. Note that this does not imply anything about the ability to connect to the target Bluetooth printer other than

376 Routing Application messages need to be transmitted from a source to a destination point When these nodes are within the same radio range (closest vicinity), then the MAC layer protocol is suf cient to directly forward these messages In other cases, however, the radio device of a source node might not be suf ciently powerful to reach a far away node To overcome this, we can extend the communication range by routing packets through third nodes This creates a multi-hop path between any two points The source node transmits its packets to destination nodes through its neighboring nodes, which decide the next hop to forward the packets using static or dynamic routing policy information with local or global scopes.

The scalability of the routing protocol depends on various factors including the average amount of status information each node must store about other nodes and the update frequency of the network status data In large scale ad hoc deployments, the maintenance of global network status in each node introduces scalability issues Ideally, the routing protocol should rely on local status information (neighboring nodes) in order to make global routing decisions 3761 Traditional MANET protocols Traditional Internet routing protocols such as RIP and OSPF are both proactive routing protocols Periodic broadcasts of network topology updates (eg distance vector or link state information) are used in order to compute the shortest path from the source to every destination This operation consumes a reasonable amount of network bandwidth.

A 52-year-old presents with a chief complaint of vulvo-vaginal pain, speci cally a burning and raw sensation, which began around the time of menopause at age 48. After a year of monthly treatment with a variety of antifungal and antibacterial medications for presumed yeast and bacterial vaginosis, she was treated with boric acid for an intractable vulvo-vaginal yeast infection. Application of boric acid precipitated severe burning and a diffuse rash, for which she was treated with daily steroids. After 3 months of steroid therapy, her symptoms improved, but her burning persisted and progressively became worse. At this point, the diagnosis of generalized vulvodynia was made by the third clinician who had examined her, and she was started on amitriptyline about 6 months prior to this clinic visit. She reports that she is over the acute are caused by medication and her symptoms are back to the baseline of sunburn-type rawness and burning in her inner labial lips, pain with intercourse, and a general sensation of dryness. Her previous two biopsies indicated chronic nonspeci c in ammation and epithelial atrophy and no malignant or premalignant lesions were identi ed. Thus she was told that her biopsies were normal and was left with the perception that nothing was wrong with her.