This session covers the functionality of the NetIO stack for Windows
Vista and Windows Server Code-Name Longhorn, with a focus on its
implications for network infrastructure and network operations. Case
studies are presented to illustrate the opportunities and challenges
associated with deploying significant new networking functionality, both
in a broadly available consumer operating system and in a high volume
server operating system. The session closes with some thoughts on
improving the evolution of networking functionality through
collaboration between software vendors and public network operators.
About the Presenter
Abolade Gbadegesin doubles as an Architect for both the Windows Networking and Device Technologies Division and the Windows Live Core datacenter architecture team. Most recently, he was responsible for leading the redesign and implementation of the Windows networking stack for Windows Vista, incorporating native support for IPv6, IPSec and hardware offload capabilities.
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