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Satellites have been used for years to provide communication network links. Historically, the use of satellites in the Internet can be divided into two generations. In the first generation, satellites were simply used to provide commodity links (e.g., T1) between countries.

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1. INTRODUCTION

Satellites have been used for years to provide communication network links. Historically, the use of satellites in the Internet can be divided into two generations. In the first generation, satellites were simply used to provide commodity links (e.g., T1) between countries. Internet Protocol (IP) routers were attached to the page link endpoints to use the links as single-hop alternatives to multiple terrestrial hops. Two characteristics marked these first-generation systems: they had limited bandwidth, a ....etc

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ADDING INTELLIGENCE TO INTERNET THROUGH SATELLITE



INTRODUCTION

Generations of satellites in the Internet
key questions arising in the design of a satellitebased
system:
1) Satellite v/s terrestrial networks
2) Elements of satellite-based Internet link
3) Design issues

CURRENT TRENDS

Advanced Satellite Internet Modems.
Secure communications - 3DES Encryption.
Enforced Quality of Service (QoS).

APPLICATION AREAS

Rural and remote areas.
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Satellites have been used for years to provide communication network links. Historically, the use of satellites in the Internet can be divided into two generations. In the first generation, satellites were simply used to provide commodity links (e.g., T1) between countries.

Internet Protocol (IP) routers were attached to the page link endpoints to use the links as single-hop alternatives to multiple terrestrial hops. Two characteristics marked these first-generation systems: they had limited bandwidth, and they had large latencie ....etc

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Two scaling problems face the Internet today. First, it will be years before terrestrial networks are able to provide adequate bandwidth uniformly around the world, given the explosive growth in Internet bandwidth demand and the amount of the world that is still unwired. Second, the traffic distribution is not uniform worldwide: Clients in all countries of the world access content that today is chiefly produced in a few regions of the world (e.g., North America). A new generation of Internet access built around geosynchronous satell ....etc

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