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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
181

Designing and implementing a small scale Internet Service Provider

Brown, Johan, Gustafsson Brokås, Alexander, Hurtig, Niklas, Johansson, Tobias January 2009 (has links)
The objective of this thesis is to design and implement a small scaleInternet Service Provider (ISP) for the NetCenter sub department atMälardalen University. The ISP is intended to give NetCenter a networkseparate from the University’s network, providing them with a moreflexible environment for lab purposes. This will give their students anopportunity to experience a larger backbone with Internet accessibility,which has not been previously available. At the same time it will place theteachers in control of the network in the NetCenter lab premises.The network is designed with a layered approach including an Internetaccess layer, a larger core segment and a distribution layer with aseparated lab network. It also incorporates both a public and a privateserver network, housing servers running e.g. Windows Active Directory,external DNS services, monitoring tools and logging applications. TheInternet access is achieved by peering with SUNET providing a full BGPfeed.This thesis report presents methods, implementations and results involvedin successfully creating the NetCenter ISP as both a lab network and anInternet provider with a few inevitable shortcomings; the most prominentbeing an incomplete Windows Domain setup.
182

Multihoming with ILNP in FreeBSD

Simpson, Bruce January 2016 (has links)
Multihoming allows nodes to be multiply connected to the network. It forms the basis of features which can improve network responsiveness and robustness; e.g. load balancing and fail-over, which can be considered as a choice between network locations. However, IP today assumes that IP addresses specify both network location and node identity. Therefore, these features must be implemented at routers. This dissertation considers an alternative based on the multihoming approach of the Identifier Locator Network Protocol (ILNP). ILNP is one of many proposals for a split between network location and node identity. However, unlike other proposals, ILNP removes the use of IP addresses as they are used today. To date, ILNP has not been implemented within an operating system stack. I produce the first implementation of ILNP in FreeBSD, based on a superset of IPv6 – ILNPv6 – and demonstrate a key feature of ILNP: multihoming as a first class function of the operating system, rather than being implemented as a routing function as it is today. To evaluate the multihoming capability, I demonstrate one important application of multihoming – load distribution – at three levels of network hierarchy including individual hosts, a singleton Site Border Router (SBR), and a novel, dynamically instantiated, distributed SBR (dSBR). For each level, I present empirical results from a hardware testbed; metrics include latency, throughput, loss and reordering. I compare performance with unmodified IPv6 and NPTv6. Finally, I evaluate the feasibility of dSBR-ILNPv6 as an alternative to existing multihoming approaches, based on measurements of the dSBR's responsiveness to changes in site connectivity. We find that multihoming can be implemented by individual hosts and/or SBRs, without requiring additional routing state as is the case today, and without any significant additional load or overhead compared to unicast IPv6.
183

Nové trendy v oblasti mobility v datových sítích / New Mobility Trends in Data Networks

Skořepa, Michal January 2014 (has links)
Dizertační práce se zabývá návrhem nového algoritmu řízení handoveru v rámci protokolu Mobile IPv6, který umožní nasazení tohoto protokolu v leteckých datových sítích. Existující algoritmy řízení handoveru sice dosahují dostatečné výkonnosti v konvenčních pozemních bezdrátových sítích disponujích velkou šířkou pásma a nízkou latencí, jako jsou WiFi nebo UMTS, ale jak ukazuje tato práce, nasazení těchto algoritmů prostředí leteckých datových sítí nepřináší očekávané výhody. Analýza ukazuje, že v úzkopásmových leteckých sítích trpí tyto algoritmy řízení handoveru velkou latencí a způsobují značnou režii. Nový algoritmus řízení handoveru v MIPv6 navržený v této práci je založený na jednoduché myšlence: ''Já jsem letadlo, já vím, kam letím!'' To znamená, že pohyb letadla není náhodný, ale vysoce předvídatelný. Díky tomu je možno předvídat handovery mezi přístupovými sítěmi podél očekávané trajektorie letadla a vykonat nezbytné operace pro přípravu handoverů již na zemi, kde je letadlo připojeno k širokopásmové síti letiště. Tato dizertační práce dále uvádí porovnání existujících algoritmů řízení handoveru s nově navrženým pomocí analytické metody ohodnocení handoveru. Díky tomu je možno kvantifikovat výhody, které nový algoritmus přináší a taktéž popsat slabiny algoritmů existujících.
184

Systém pro uživatelem řízené QoS / User Oriented QoS System

Plchot, Oldřich Unknown Date (has links)
This master's thesis deals with the possibilities how to guarantee the quality of service in the area of computer networks using a GNU/Linux operating system. This work compares and evaluates tools which are necessary to guarantee the quality of service. The goal of this work is to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of these tools and to design a system which handles the problem of quality of service. Designed system uses a heuristics, which allows the user to set up the quality of service system without studying specific properties of communication protocols on the network or application layer. This work also includes a theoretical introduction into the quality of service and computer networks.
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Diseño y evaluación de mecanismos de optimización en redes de sensores inalámbricas industriales

Vera Pérez, José 10 January 2022 (has links)
[ES] La industria se encuentra inmersa de pleno en la cuarta revolución industrial, y es gracias a la capacidad de digitalización y de procesamiento de grandes cantidades de datos, que se consigue mejorar y optimizar el rendimiento de los sistemas industriales actuales. Son muchos los paradigmas y conceptos que están dando forma a lo que se conoce como Industria 4.0, y uno de ellos ha sido el Internet de las Cosas (IoT: Internet of Things) o más concretamente el Internet Industrial de las Cosas (IIoT: Industrial Internet of Things), como se ha llamado al subconjunto con determinados requisitos orientados al sector industrial. Las redes de sensores inalámbricos (WSN: Wireless Sensor Networks) son tecnologías habilitadoras para estos sistemas IoT, ya que gracias a su fácil escalabilidad ofrecen gran capacidad de sensorización con un coste energético reducido. En el ámbito industrial, estas redes de sensores deben cumplir con requisitos estrictos de fiabilidad, y su aceptación está siendo lenta debido a que su robustez y facilidad de configuración no han podido rivalizar con las tecnologías clásicas. Con el desarrollo de esta tesis, se pretende hacer frente a determinados aspectos de mejora de las redes industriales de sensores inalámbricos. Para ello, se diseñan nuevos mecanismos para la sincronización, evaluando metodologías alternativas de enrutamiento y proponiendo modelos analíticos que permitan caracterizar fielmente el proceso de despliegue de estas redes, con el objetivo de cubrir aquellas lagunas que dejan los estándares y protocolos bajo estudio. Los mecanismos propuestos por el estándar IEEE 802.15.4e, en concreto el método de acceso al medio mediante TSCH (Time-Slotted Channel Hopping), presentan las bases sobre las que construir una red WSN fiable y robusta, y mediante los desarrollos propuestos en esta tesis se facilita su implantación en sistemas de Industria 4.0. / [CA] La indústria es troba de ple en la quarta revolució industrial, i és gràcies a la capacitat de digitalització i de processament de grans quantitats de dades, que s'aconsegueix millorar i optimitzar el rendiment dels sistemes industrials actuals. Són moltes els paradigmes i conceptes que estan donant forma al que es coneix com a Indústria 4.0, i una d'elles ha sigut la Internet de les Coses (IoT: Internet of Things) o més concretament la Internet Industrial de les Coses (IIoT: Industrial Internet of Things), com s'ha anomenat al subconjunt amb determinats requisits orientats al sector industrial. Les xarxes de sensors sense fils (WSN: Wireless Sensor Networks) són tecnologies habilitadores per a sistemes IoT, ja que gràcies a la seua fàcil escalabilitat ofereixen gran capacitat de digitalització amb un cost energètic reduït. En l'àmbit industrial, aquestes xarxes de sensors han de complir amb requisits estrictes, i la seua acceptació està sent lenta a causa de factors que fan que aquests sistemes no substituïsquen a les tecnologies clàssiques. Amb el desenvolupament d'aquesta tesi, es pretén fer front a determinats aspectes de millora de les xarxes industrials de sensors sense fils. Per a això, es dissenyen nous mecanismes per a la sincronització, avaluant metodologies alternatives d'encaminament i proposant models analítics que permeten caracteritzar fidelment el procés de desplegament d'aquestes xarxes, amb l'objectiu de cobrir aquelles llacunes que deixa l'estàndard. Els mecanismes proposats per l'estàndard IEEE 802.15.4, en concret el mètode d'accés al mitjà TSCH, presenten les bases sobre les quals construir una xarxa WSN fiable i robusta, i mitjançant els desenvolupaments proposats en aquesta tesi es facilita la seua implantació en sistemes d'Indústria 4.0. / [EN] The industry is fully engaged in the fourth industrial revolution. Due to digital transformation and the processing of large amounts of data, it is possible to improve the value chain and provide a real-time optimization for the current industrial systems. There are many paradigms and concepts that that fall under the umbrella of Industry 4.0, and one of them is the Internet of Things (IoT) or more specifically the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), as the subset with certain industry-oriented requirements is known. Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are an enabling technology for IoT systems, since its easy scalability offers a great sensorization capacity with a reduced energy cost. In the industrial field, these sensor networks must meet strict reliability requirements, so growth in the industrial market is slow as these systems fail to replace legacy technologies. This thesis addresses different aspects of improving industrial wireless sensor networks. To that end, new mechanisms for synchronization have been designed, evaluating alternative routing methodologies and proposing analytical models that allow a comprehensive characterization of the deployment process of these networks, aiming of covering those gaps left by the standard. The mechanisms proposed by the IEEE 802.15.4 standard, specifically the medium access control method Time-Slotted Channel Hopping (TSCH), present the bases to deploy a reliable and robust WSN network, and through the developments proposed in the thesis, it is possible smooth the way for its implementation in Industry 4.0 systems. / Vera Pérez, J. (2021). Diseño y evaluación de mecanismos de optimización en redes de sensores inalámbricas industriales [Tesis doctoral]. Universitat Politècnica de València. https://doi.org/10.4995/Thesis/10251/179700
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Firewall Traversal in Mobile IPv6 Networks / Firewall Traversal in Mobile IPv6 Networks

Steinleitner, Niklas 09 October 2008 (has links)
No description available.

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