Domain names - implementation and specification

Mockapetris, Paul V.

doi:10.17487/rfc1035

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“…Distributed databases with a hierarchical name space such as the Domain Name System (DNS) [62] can efficiently answer simple queries of the form "Find an object by its full name". Queries are not forwarded (routed) through the (hierarchical) link topology.…”

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Peer‐To‐Peer Grid Databases for Web Service Discovery

Hoschek

2003

Grid Computing

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“…Simple queries for lookup by key are assumed in most P2P systems such as DNS [62], Gnutella [13], Freenet [14], Tapestry [15], Chord [16] and Globe [17], leading to highly specialized content-addressable networks centered around the theme of distributed hash table lookup. Simple queries for exact match (i.e.…”

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Peer‐To‐Peer Grid Databases for Web Service Discovery

Hoschek

2003

Grid Computing

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“…These include real-time and multimedia applications such as gaming and media streaming [11,22], but also high performance computing [13], widely used application-level protocols such as DNS [17], DHCP [5], and the new protocol QUIC [21] for web applications. Studies [32] report on a significant and increasing portion of UDP traffic on the Internet.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Cardinality of UDP Transmission Outcomes

Weitl

Sebih

Artho³

et al. 2015

Dependable Software Engineering: Theories, Tools, and Applications

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Abstract. This paper examines the cost of testing network applications using the User Datagram Protocol (UDP). Such applications must deal with packet loss, duplication, and reordering. Ideally, a UDP application should be tested against all possible outcomes of unreliable UDP transmissions. Their number, however, grows at least exponentially in the number of transmitted packets. To estimate the cost of the exhaustive testing of UDP applications, we determine the number of UDP transmission outcomes analytically. Based on this combinatorial analysis, we derive a sound, complete, and optimal algorithm for generating outcomes of unreliable UDP transmissions. The algorithm is implemented in the net-iocache extension of the software model checker Java Pathfinder (JPF). Experimental results confirm the consistency of the implementation with the analytical results. In addition, we found that JPF's state matching reduces the explored state space significantly and ensures the practicability of the approach despite of its exponential complexity.

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“…Most Internet users may use the hostname rather than complex IPv6 address at the beginning of a connection. The client application performs DNS lookup and receives the mobile server's IPv6 address as a DNS response [2]. When a mobile server moves to another link, it sends a dynamic DNS update to a name server in its home domain updating its current location [3].…”

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Server Mobility Using Domain Name System in Mobile IPv6 Networks

Sung

Han

2004

Computational Science - ICCS 2004

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Abstract.A mechanism using DNS to support server mobility in Mobile IPv6 networks is proposed in this paper. The name server in the mobile server's home domain maintains the mobile server's home address and care-of address. When the mobile server changes its link and gets a new care-of address, it sends a dynamic DNS update request to the name server to update its care-of address. Clients perform the DNS lookup to find the mobile server's home address and care-of address and set the connection directly to the mobile server.

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Domain names - implementation and specification

Abstract: processing 6.3. Zone refresh and reload processing 6.4. Inverse queries (Optional) 6.4.1. The contents of inverse queries and responses 6.4.2. Inverse query and response example 6.4.3. Inverse query processing

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Peer‐To‐Peer Grid Databases for Web Service Discovery

Peer‐To‐Peer Grid Databases for Web Service Discovery

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Server Mobility Using Domain Name System in Mobile IPv6 Networks

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