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Benefits on using H-P2PSIP in mobile environments
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A Hierarchical P2PSIP architecture where different overlays are used for different peer mobility behaviours and they are interconnected between them through an interconnection overlay so that peers that share the same behaviour to choose a certain protocol or to optimize some functionality that suits best with their mobility situation, while maintaining connectivity with all peers.Abstract:
The use of peer-to-peer technologies is increasing everyday and the improvement of mobility technologies is a reality. Now, it is expected that peer-to-peer applications run on mobile devices, but the conjunction of these two technologies is an open research issue. The user mobility impacts on the churn suffered by peer-to-peer networks and consequently it impacts on their performance. Therefore, some mechanisms are necessary to minimize this undesirable effect. Our proposal tries to solve this problem by using a Hierarchical P2PSIP architecture where different overlays are used for different peer mobility behaviours and they are interconnected between them through an interconnection overlay. In this way it is possible for peers that share the same behaviour to choose a certain protocol or to optimize some functionality that suits best with their mobility situation, while maintaining connectivity with all peers.read more
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Framework Architecture for Decentralized Communications
TL;DR: This dissertation presents a framework architecture for decentralized communications that is built around P2PSIP and the set of technologies it uses, including the REsource LOcation And Discovery P2P signaling protocol, Chord Distributed Hash Table (DHT) algorithm, and the Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE) Network Address Translator (NAT) traversal solution.
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Cost analysis in FMIPv6 and FPMIPv6-based on HP2P-SIP networks
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A Survey of IPv6-Based Mobility Support for P2P-SIP Networks
TL;DR: After a broad overview of peer-to-peer SIP networks and existing IPv6 mobility management solutions, the best combination to set up for an optimized solution for mobility management in IPv6 within a P2P-SIP environment is shown.
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