H.263, 700
Handley, Mark, 589
handoff
in 802.11 subnets, 546–547
in GSM, 577–580
in wireless networks, 524
handshaking, 93
SSL, 633, 636–637
TCP three-way, 102, 165, 234, 256–257, 504
hard guarantees, 710
hash functions
checksums and, 611–612
cryptographic, 611–613
digital signatures using, 616
MD5, 612, 614
SHA-1, 613
HDLC. See high-level data link control
header length field, 236
header lines, 104, 106
headers
IPv4, 331–332
MIME, 630
MPLS, 492–493
RTP, 702
Web browsers and, 107–108
head-of-the-line blocking (HOL blocking), 322
HELLO message, 394
HFC. See hybrid fiber coax
hidden terminal problem, 528, 540–542
hierarchical architectures
within ASs, 394–395
in data center networks, 497–498
DNS distributed database, 130–134
Skype peers, 698
high bit rate, 676
high-level data link control (HDLC), 451
HLR. See home location register
HMAC, 614
HOL blocking. See head-of-the-line blocking
home agent, 562
discovery, 570, 571–572
indirect routing and, 565–566
registration with, 572–573, 574
home location register (HLR), 575
call routing and, 576–577
home MSC, 575
home network, 562, 575
home public land mobile network (home PMLN), 575
Home Subscriber Service (HSS), 559
hop limit, 351
host addresses, obtaining with DHCP, 342–345
host aliasing, 128, 136
hostname, 126–127
alias, 128, 136
in DNS queries, 132–133
in DNS resource records, 135–137
DNS services and, 127–128
hosts, 2, 9, 11
data center, 495
wireless, 520
Hotmail, 126
hot potato routing, 400–401
HSPA (High Speed Packet Access), 557
HSS. See Home Subscriber Service
HTML, development of, 63
HTML file, 98
HTTP. See HyperText Transfer Protocol
HTTP byte-range header, 687
HTTP GET message, 504
HTTP protocol, 50, 63
HTTP request, 502
HTTP response message, 505
HTTP streaming, 148–149, 681
adaptive, 681
client application buffer, 685–686
DASH, 148–149, 155, 688
early termination, 687–688
prefetching video, 684–685
repositioning video, 687–688
TCP buffer, 685–686
YouTube use of, 156
hub, 475
HughesNet, 16
Hulu, 679
hybrid fiber coax (HFC), 14–15, 439
hyperlinks, 102
HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), 96–97, 98–100
cookies, 108–110
ICMP and, 419
message format, 103–108
non-persistent connections, 100–103
persistent connections, 100, 103
ports, 199–200
request message, 103–105
response message, 105–108
SMTP comparison with, 121