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CYCLON: Inexpensive Membership Management for Unstructured P2P Overlays
- Journal of Network and Systems Management
, 2005
"... Unstructured overlays form an important class of peer-to-peer networks, notably when content-based searching is at stake. The construction of these overlays, which is essentially a membership management issue, is crucial. Ideally, the resulting overlays should have low diameter and be resilient to m ..."
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Unstructured overlays form an important class of peer-to-peer networks, notably when content-based searching is at stake. The construction of these overlays, which is essentially a membership management issue, is crucial. Ideally, the resulting overlays should have low diameter and be resilient
Multicast Group Membership Management
- IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (TON
, 2003
"... Multicast services, assisted by special hardware, are being considered as a part of high-speed wide-area networks (WANs) in order to support new generations of multiuser applications. This paper describes an application multicast service for high-speed WANs which is capable of exploiting multicast h ..."
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Multicast services, assisted by special hardware, are being considered as a part of high-speed wide-area networks (WANs) in order to support new generations of multiuser applications. This paper describes an application multicast service for high-speed WANs which is capable of exploiting multicast hardware. Indeed, this research was conducted in context of the spanning tree hardware structure of PARIS and of plaNET, the pioneering broadband experimental networks that predated ATM. The results of this research were also included in IBM's ATM, called Networking BroadBand Services (NBBS).
Peer-to-peer membership management for gossip-based protocols
- IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON COMPUTERS
, 2003
"... Gossip-based protocols for group communication have attractive scalability and reliability properties. The probabilistic gossip schemes studied so far typically assume that each group member has full knowledge of the global membership and chooses gossip targets uniformly at random. The requirement ..."
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Gossip-based protocols for group communication have attractive scalability and reliability properties. The probabilistic gossip schemes studied so far typically assume that each group member has full knowledge of the global membership and chooses gossip targets uniformly at random. The requirement
Robust Membership Management for Ad-hoc Groups
- PROC. 5TH NORDIC WORKSHOP ON SECURE IT SYSTEMS (NORDSEC 2000), REYKJAVIK
, 2000
"... In ad-hoc networks, the network nodes or users often form peer groups. The members of a group may share an application, a physical location, or administrative tasks. Defining who is a member of the group is also the first step towards establishing a shared secret key for secure communications. Group ..."
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. Group membership management involves adding and removing nodes in the group, as well as a method for authenticating the group members. In this paper, we present a fully distributed, certificate-based system for group membership management. It is designed to suit highly dynamic ad-hoc networks where
EFFICIENT VERIFICATION OF DELEGATION IN DISTRIBUTED GROUP MEMBERSHIP MANAGEMENT
"... Abstract In ad-hoc networks and other highly distributed and decentralized environments, authorization certificates can be used to control access. Moreover, it is possible to delegate rights listed in the certificate to another users. Several such subsequent delegations build a chain of certificates ..."
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of certificates. Chains of delegation certificates can improve the capability and manageability of systems. Distributed group membership management, i.e. managing groups of users in a distributed environment, utilizes the efficiency of certificate chains. Adding, removing as well as authentication of users
A Case for End System Multicast
- in Proceedings of ACM Sigmetrics
, 2000
"... Abstract — The conventional wisdom has been that IP is the natural protocol layer for implementing multicast related functionality. However, more than a decade after its initial proposal, IP Multicast is still plagued with concerns pertaining to scalability, network management, deployment and suppor ..."
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and support for higher layer functionality such as error, flow and congestion control. In this paper, we explore an alternative architecture that we term End System Multicast, where end systems implement all multicast related functionality including membership management and packet replication. This shifting
Community Membership Management for Transient Social Networks
"... Abstract—Confluence of technologies represented by geolocation, geo-sensing, context and activity recognition, and smart phones with rich sensors is opening up new avenues for media-rich social interactions for a spectrum of applications from entertainment, to commerce, to emergency response. This p ..."
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. This paper addresses the challenges in membership management of a transient social network (TSN), a community of users with mobile devices engaging in social activities of common interest within specific temporal and geographical locality (e.g., flea market, emergency response, local auctions, etc
Dynamic Group Membership Management for Distributed Interactive Applications
"... Abstract—Distributed interactive applications have become increasingly popular, making it important to address their communication needs, where one of the needs is group communication. In this paper, we consider the applications in which it is at any given time possible to divide its users into grou ..."
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into groups. The group membership changes over time, and the group division is unrelated to the physical proximity. As a way of enabling the group communication in distributed interactive applications, we choose application layer multicast. We use simulation to evaluate several dynamic algorithms for managing
Non-uniform random membership management in peer-to-peer networks
- In Proc. of the IEEE INFOCOM
, 2005
"... Abstract — Existing random membership management algorithms provide each node with a small, uniformly random subset of global participants. However, many applications would benefit more from non-uniform random member subsets. For instance, non-uniform gossip algorithms can provide distancebased prop ..."
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Abstract — Existing random membership management algorithms provide each node with a small, uniformly random subset of global participants. However, many applications would benefit more from non-uniform random member subsets. For instance, non-uniform gossip algorithms can provide distancebased
Mobile Peer Membership Management to Support Multimedia Streaming
- in Proceedings of ICDCS Workshop on Mobile and Wireless Networks
, 2003
"... A CHUM (Cooperating ad Hoc networking to sUpport Messaging) network is an ad hoc network in which mobile devices cooperate to reduce connection costs when accessing wireless global networks. We study how members of a CHUM network cooperate in order to download multimedia data, such as on-air TV prog ..."
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programs. Each peer in a CHUM takes turns serving as a proxy, which makes an Internet connection and downloads multimedia data for the other members. Then, the proxy distributes the data to other peers using its ad hoc connection, which we call chumcast. The proxy maintains and updates peer membership
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