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Virtual IP address

Known as: VIP address, Virtual IP 
A virtual IP address (VIP or VIPA) is an IP address that doesn't correspond to an actual physical network interface (port). Uses for VIPs include… 
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Common Address Redundancy ProtocolNetwork address translationTiberoVirtual LAN

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2016
2016
DevCom: Device communities for user-friendly and trustworthy communication, sharing, and collaboration
2015
2015
Network independent mobility management scheme using virtual IP addressing
Recent innovation in mobile technologies has changed from the static architecture of client-server relationships toward dynamic… 
2014
2014
Virtual IP realization method
The invention discloses a virtual IP realization method and belongs to the technical field of a computer communication network… 
2013
2013
FPGA Implementation of Two SAR Autofocus Algorithms
SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) imaging processing is of high computations and its imaging algorithms are often complicated. How… 
2012
2012
Continuous Disaster Tolerance in the IaaS clouds
The advances of virtualization technology in Data Centres lead to the development of features such as High Availability, Disaster… 
2010
2010
Distributed Monitoring and Controlling Using Microcontroller and Virtual Internet Protocol
Nowadays, the applications based on TCP/IP (transmission control protocol/internet protocol) network are growing rapidly. By this… 
2003
2003
Virtual routers: a tool for networking research and education
Virtual routers are software entities, i.e. user space processes, emulating IP routers on one or several (Linux) computers… 
Highly Cited
2003
Highly Cited
2003
MobileNAT: A New Technique for Mobility Across Heterogeneous Address Spaces
We propose a new network layer mobility architecture called Mobile NAT to efficiently support micro and macro-mobility in and… 
2002
2002
N-Way FailOver Infrastructure for Survivable Servers and Routers
Maintaining the availability of critical servers and routers is an important concern for many organizations. At the lowest level… 
2002
2002
Using Mobility Support for Request-Routing in IPv6 CDNs
Content distribution networks have become widespread in the current IPv4-based Internet, and requestrouting in CDNs today are… 
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