FCSIP: Fuzzy and Cluster Based SIP Protocol for MANET

Almobaideen, Wesam; Kubba, Nadia; Awajan, Albara

doi:10.1109/ngmast.2014.37

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“…Almobaideen et al presented an application layer called; Fuzzy and Cluster based SIP Protocol (FCSIP) [34]. FCSIP is independent on the underlying routing protocol and the MANET in which this protocol is applied is assumed to be clustered.…”

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Deployment of SIP in MANET: challenges and circumvention

2017

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Abstract. The immense growth in wireless network applications has encouraged the researchers to enhance and propose new approaches that facilitate the deployment of the widely used services, protocols, and applications of the wired networking area in the wireless networks. Among which, the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a signaling protocol that allows the establishment of multimedia sessions and calls between different parties. SIP functionality totally depends on a centralized infrastructure, and complexity arises when deploying such a protocol in a special type of wireless networks, namely Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANET), due to the absence of a centralized infrastructure, and the dynamic topology of the later. This paper highlights the the challenges arising when deploying SIP in MANETs and presents an overview of different proposed approaches to overcome these challenges.

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Deployment of SIP in MANET: challenges and circumvention

2017

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“…It was claimed that such implementation would perform better than the fully-distributed SIP protocol over MANETs. (Almobaideen et al 2014) In 2015, we presented a solution addressing the scalability limitation in a domain-based distribution of SIP services. We used a dynamic clustering to maximize the usage of resources to facilitate the deployment of SIP over MANETs.…”

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Voice-based protocols for mobile ad hoc networks: Challenges, design principles, and implementations

2017

Syme, G., Hatton MacDonald, D., Fulton, B. And Piantadosi, J. (Eds) MODSIM2017, 22nd International Congress on Modelling and Si

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With the increasingly popularity of mobile devices (e.g. iPhones and iPads), Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs) has emerged as one of the topical research areas in recent years. The special characteristics of MANETs (i.e. infrastructure-less and self-configuring) provide a flexible way of connecting mobile devices. Such implementation can provide the means of communications where telecommunication infrastructure is inattentive (Out-of-range, out of credit). Due to the inherent characteristics of MANETs (e.g. self-configuration of IP addresses), implementing Voice over IP (VoIP) services over MANETs remains an ongoing research challenge. In this paper, we highpoint the challenges of implementing VoIP, recommend design principles for such implementation and discuss some implementations. This research is based on an expert advice with over 15 years' experience in the area of computer network and around 10 years on intensive research in the area of adapting voice-based protocol for MANETs.

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“…A secure cluster‐based SIP service over ad hoc network is presented in , which is designed to eliminate the inherent limitations of centralized approaches and reduce the overheads associated with fully distributed approaches. In , the authors propose a semi‐distributed SIP protocol using clustered MANETs, where a new role for SIP server was introduced. In the approach, the SIP server also acts as a cluster‐head for discovery servers.…”

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A secure and resilient cross‐domain SIP solution for MANETs using dynamic clustering and joint spatial and temporal redundancy

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et al. 2016

Concurrency and Computation

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Summary In this paper, we extend our earlier work (where we presented a cross‐domain Session Initiation Protocol solution for mobile ad hoc networks using dynamic clustering) to handle packet losses affecting wireless networks and deal with outbound requests using reputation method. The (extended) solution is designed also to avoid the inherent shortcomings associated with centralized approaches (e.g. single point of failure). Using simulations, we evaluate the extended solution under different conditions. Findings from the evaluations demonstrate the utility of our solution. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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FCSIP: Fuzzy and Cluster Based SIP Protocol for MANET

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Deployment of SIP in MANET: challenges and circumvention

Deployment of SIP in MANET: challenges and circumvention

Voice-based protocols for mobile ad hoc networks: Challenges, design principles, and implementations

A secure and resilient cross‐domain SIP solution for MANETs using dynamic clustering and joint spatial and temporal redundancy

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