riku kaura-aho scalable iot traffic generation system
... The number of networked devices will grow exponentially in the coming years. It is estimated that up to 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020 and most of the growth comes from Internet of Things (IoT). Along with growth, new IoT devices will use network in more diverse ways an ...
... The number of networked devices will grow exponentially in the coming years. It is estimated that up to 50 billion devices will be connected to the internet by 2020 and most of the growth comes from Internet of Things (IoT). Along with growth, new IoT devices will use network in more diverse ways an ...
Consistency under sampling of exponential random graph
... often this takes the form of interpreting the parameters as “provid[ing] information about the presence of structural effects observed in the network” [54], page 194, or the strength of different network-formation mechanisms; [2, 16, 17, 24, 25, 55, 62] are just a few of the more recent papers doing ...
... often this takes the form of interpreting the parameters as “provid[ing] information about the presence of structural effects observed in the network” [54], page 194, or the strength of different network-formation mechanisms; [2, 16, 17, 24, 25, 55, 62] are just a few of the more recent papers doing ...
Query-Flood DoS Attacks in Gnutella
... to examine all these queries (in which case it simply accepts them on a first-come-first-serve basis), as well as the case in which it has enough processing capacity to at least examine all these queries and then choose some subset of them for processing. The time required to process a query may inv ...
... to examine all these queries (in which case it simply accepts them on a first-come-first-serve basis), as well as the case in which it has enough processing capacity to at least examine all these queries and then choose some subset of them for processing. The time required to process a query may inv ...
Novel reinforcement learning-based approaches to reduce loss
... burst losses and delay. In [9], a passive probing on suboptimal paths is used; the source node sends a small fraction of its traffic on these paths while keeping the probabilities of choosing them very low and analyzes feedback ACK and NACK packets during a time sliding window to determine an optimal ...
... burst losses and delay. In [9], a passive probing on suboptimal paths is used; the source node sends a small fraction of its traffic on these paths while keeping the probabilities of choosing them very low and analyzes feedback ACK and NACK packets during a time sliding window to determine an optimal ...
draft-li-idr-cc-bgp-arch-00
... BGP Controller and BGP Client roles can be auto-discovered by extending IGP protocol to flooding the role information within an AS. When IGP has finished the flooding process of role information, BGP Controller and BGP Client can establish a BGP session on demand. ...
... BGP Controller and BGP Client roles can be auto-discovered by extending IGP protocol to flooding the role information within an AS. When IGP has finished the flooding process of role information, BGP Controller and BGP Client can establish a BGP session on demand. ...
On Selfish Routing In Internet
... – Converge to Wardrop equilibria or global minimum latency – Responsive to traffic stimuli (e.g., spike, step ...
... – Converge to Wardrop equilibria or global minimum latency – Responsive to traffic stimuli (e.g., spike, step ...
Planning and Provisioning Strategies for Optical Core Networks Ajmal Muhammad
... each class corresponds to a specified target of quality of transmission. Furthermore, for delay impatient applications the thesis proposes a provisioning approach, which employs the possibility to tolerate a slight degradation in quality of transmission during a small fraction of the holding-time. ...
... each class corresponds to a specified target of quality of transmission. Furthermore, for delay impatient applications the thesis proposes a provisioning approach, which employs the possibility to tolerate a slight degradation in quality of transmission during a small fraction of the holding-time. ...
Brochure: SteelHead Product Family
... optimization, visibility, and control of all applications, including on-premise and cloud-based applications, to deliver extraordinary application performance no matter where users are located or when changes in business requirements occur—providing you with the flexibility for your business to stay ...
... optimization, visibility, and control of all applications, including on-premise and cloud-based applications, to deliver extraordinary application performance no matter where users are located or when changes in business requirements occur—providing you with the flexibility for your business to stay ...
Symbiotic Relationships in Internet Routing Overlays Abstract University of Maryland
... inate among the connections that they allow and would have the ability to explicitly say how much service they want to contribute. Finally, mutual advantage avoids the tragedy of the commons in routing overlays, when only a few, well-connected nodes provide transit. It keeps the trades of connectivi ...
... inate among the connections that they allow and would have the ability to explicitly say how much service they want to contribute. Finally, mutual advantage avoids the tragedy of the commons in routing overlays, when only a few, well-connected nodes provide transit. It keeps the trades of connectivi ...
Unsupervised Name Disambiguation via Social Network Similarity
... United States of America in 1989.”, then, with basic knowledge of American history, it is clear the story refers to the elder “George H.W. Bush”. Though spoken conversations and written communications between entities are structured by known grammars there is no requirement for text-based documents ...
... United States of America in 1989.”, then, with basic knowledge of American history, it is clear the story refers to the elder “George H.W. Bush”. Though spoken conversations and written communications between entities are structured by known grammars there is no requirement for text-based documents ...
Optical Network Infrastructure for Grid
... virtual environment. Virtual environments are typically made up of various objects, described by their shape, size, location, etc. Also, different textures are applied on these objects. A user should not only be able to visualize selected scenes in the environment by adjusting his viewing angle, but ...
... virtual environment. Virtual environments are typically made up of various objects, described by their shape, size, location, etc. Also, different textures are applied on these objects. A user should not only be able to visualize selected scenes in the environment by adjusting his viewing angle, but ...
Presentation slides Powerpoint - Purdue University :: Computer
... System Multicast/Narada) • Inter-domain routing pathology solutions (e.g., Resilient Overlay Networks) • Content distribution • Peer-to-peer networks ...
... System Multicast/Narada) • Inter-domain routing pathology solutions (e.g., Resilient Overlay Networks) • Content distribution • Peer-to-peer networks ...
Content centric networking
... Content centric networking Networking created our current world of content ... ...but it was never designed for it The central abstraction is a host identifier Point-to-point as fundamental communication model ...
... Content centric networking Networking created our current world of content ... ...but it was never designed for it The central abstraction is a host identifier Point-to-point as fundamental communication model ...
Zone Routing Protocol (ZRP)
... based on the distributed Bellman-Ford (DBP) algorithm, which is known for slow convergence because of the “counting-to-infinity” problem. To address the problem, the Destination-Sequenced Distance-Vector routing (DSDV) [4] protocol was proposed for ad-hoc networks. On the other hand, link-state prot ...
... based on the distributed Bellman-Ford (DBP) algorithm, which is known for slow convergence because of the “counting-to-infinity” problem. To address the problem, the Destination-Sequenced Distance-Vector routing (DSDV) [4] protocol was proposed for ad-hoc networks. On the other hand, link-state prot ...
Presentation (PowerPoint File)
... • Kelly, Low and many others for TCP/IP congestion control • Boyd and Xiao for dual decomposition of SRRA problem IPAM 4/15/2002 ...
... • Kelly, Low and many others for TCP/IP congestion control • Boyd and Xiao for dual decomposition of SRRA problem IPAM 4/15/2002 ...
report 2012 - CERT Polska
... The incidents described in these sections refer to machines in Polish networks that are used as sources of unsolicited messages. These are mostly computers infected with malware, thus bots used for mass mailing without the knowledge or consent of their legitimate owners. In 2012 we received 5,189,27 ...
... The incidents described in these sections refer to machines in Polish networks that are used as sources of unsolicited messages. These are mostly computers infected with malware, thus bots used for mass mailing without the knowledge or consent of their legitimate owners. In 2012 we received 5,189,27 ...
Flattened Butterfly Topology for On-Chip Networks
... as well as energy inefficiency because of the extra hops. By reducing the diameter of the network, high-radix networks are advantageous both for latency and power since delay due to intermediate routers is greatly reduced as well as the power consumed by intermediate routers. In this paper, we descr ...
... as well as energy inefficiency because of the extra hops. By reducing the diameter of the network, high-radix networks are advantageous both for latency and power since delay due to intermediate routers is greatly reduced as well as the power consumed by intermediate routers. In this paper, we descr ...
Thesis Report
... at low level, when no access point is available. However in this case, the nodes are limited to send and receive information but do not route anything across the network. Mobile ad-hoc networks can operate in a standalone fashion or could possibly be connected to a larger network such as the Interne ...
... at low level, when no access point is available. However in this case, the nodes are limited to send and receive information but do not route anything across the network. Mobile ad-hoc networks can operate in a standalone fashion or could possibly be connected to a larger network such as the Interne ...
Chapter 7: Secure routing in multi
... SRP (Secure Routing Protocol) SRP is a secure variant of DSR uses symmetric-key authentication (MACs) – due to mobility, it would be impractical to require that the source and the destination share keys with all intermediate nodes – hence there’s only a shared key between the source and the des ...
... SRP (Secure Routing Protocol) SRP is a secure variant of DSR uses symmetric-key authentication (MACs) – due to mobility, it would be impractical to require that the source and the destination share keys with all intermediate nodes – hence there’s only a shared key between the source and the des ...
Tapestry: An Infrastructure for Fault-tolerant Wide-area
... Redundancy may take many forms. At the lowest level, we might send two messages along different paths instead of just one, thereby increasing the probability that a message will arrive at its destination, while reducing the standard deviation of communication latency1 . Or, we may have redundant lin ...
... Redundancy may take many forms. At the lowest level, we might send two messages along different paths instead of just one, thereby increasing the probability that a message will arrive at its destination, while reducing the standard deviation of communication latency1 . Or, we may have redundant lin ...
pdf
... The basic idea underlying our approach, inspired by the work presented in [5], is as follows. Each peer maintains a fixed size view of member peers. This view is sorted according to their network distance estimates. Therefore, the first position in the view holds the closest peer known so far. Durin ...
... The basic idea underlying our approach, inspired by the work presented in [5], is as follows. Each peer maintains a fixed size view of member peers. This view is sorted according to their network distance estimates. Therefore, the first position in the view holds the closest peer known so far. Durin ...
ABSTRACT Title of Dissertation: Discovering and Securing Shared Resources on the Internet
... The Internet is a collection of shared resources. Internet users share bandwidth and processing resources both in the network at routers and on the network’s edge at servers. However, the Internet’s architecture does not prevent nodes from consuming disproportionate resources. In practice, resource ...
... The Internet is a collection of shared resources. Internet users share bandwidth and processing resources both in the network at routers and on the network’s edge at servers. However, the Internet’s architecture does not prevent nodes from consuming disproportionate resources. In practice, resource ...
ppt - CS-CSIF - University of California, Davis
... Proposal of an End-to-end polymorphic routing, integrating multi-hop reactive routing in MANET, pro-active routing in 3G UMTS, single-hop packet forwarding in WLA for data transfer in the integrated HWN Enabling QoS group communication for multicasting in HWN ...
... Proposal of an End-to-end polymorphic routing, integrating multi-hop reactive routing in MANET, pro-active routing in 3G UMTS, single-hop packet forwarding in WLA for data transfer in the integrated HWN Enabling QoS group communication for multicasting in HWN ...
HotView Pro Mesh Management Software
... of all HotPort nodes. Details about each node include its model number, serial number, radio MAC address and software version. This application also allows administrators to assign a unique node name and a description of each node’s physical location. Easy and Secure Mesh Updates — HotView allows al ...
... of all HotPort nodes. Details about each node include its model number, serial number, radio MAC address and software version. This application also allows administrators to assign a unique node name and a description of each node’s physical location. Easy and Secure Mesh Updates — HotView allows al ...
Peer-to-peer
Peer-to-peer (P2P) computing or networking is a distributed application architecture that partitions tasks or work loads between peers. Peers are equally privileged, equipotent participants in the application. They are said to form a peer-to-peer network of nodes.Peers make a portion of their resources, such as processing power, disk storage or network bandwidth, directly available to other network participants, without the need for central coordination by servers or stable hosts. Peers are both suppliers and consumers of resources, in contrast to the traditional client-server model in which the consumption and supply of resources is divided. Emerging collaborative P2P systems are going beyond the era of peers doing similar things while sharing resources, and are looking for diverse peers that can bring in unique resources and capabilities to a virtual community thereby empowering it to engage in greater tasks beyond those that can be accomplished by individual peers, yet that are beneficial to all the peers.While P2P systems had previously been used in many application domains, the architecture was popularized by the file sharing system Napster, originally released in 1999. The concept has inspired new structures and philosophies in many areas of human interaction. In such social contexts, peer-to-peer as a meme refers to the egalitarian social networking that has emerged throughout society, enabled by Internet technologies in general.