A secure and easy remote access technology

Enomoto, Nobuyuki; Yoshimi, H.; Sai, Chen; Hidaka, Youichi; Takagi, Kazuo; Iwata, Atsushi

doi:10.1109/apsitt.2005.203686

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“…In particular, an underlay network may enforce a traffic control policy that is not desirable for overlay networks, for example, when a P2P file sharing program generates an elephant flow [17], the flow is restricted within the underlay network. The typical applications that fall into this category are CDN, Internet VPN, GRID and softether [18], [19], the file search of P2P file sharing, and the data transfer of Freenet-type P2P file sharing [20]. (3) Processing on overlay node Only some overlay network applications process relayed data.…”

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Overlay Network Technologies for QoS Control

Murase¹,

Shimonishi²,

Murata³

2006

IEICE Transactions on Communications

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SUMMARYOverlay networks are expected to be a promising technology for the realization of QoS (Quality of Service) control. Overlay networks have recently attracted considerable attention due to the following advantages: a new service can be developed in a short duration and it can be started with a low cost. The definition and necessity of the overlay network is described, and the classification of various current and future overlay networks, particularly according to the QoS feature, is attempted. In order to realize QoS control, it is considered that routing overlay and session overlay are promising solutions. In particular, session and overlay networks are explained in detail since new TCP protocols for QoS instead of current TCP protocols that control congestion in the Internet can be used within overlay networks. However, many open issues such as scalability still need further research and development although overlay networks have many attractive features and possess the potential to become a platform for the deployment of new services.

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