Integration of 3G Protocols into the Linux Kernel to Enable the Use of Generic Bearers

Aschenbruck, Nils; Frank, Matthias; Hansmann, W.; Martini, Peter; Scholz, Christoph; Tölle, Jens

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-25969-5_48

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“…Due to the fact that the maximum goodput is in the order of tens of kb, IEEE 802.11b at 1 Mb or IEEE802.11 g at 6 Mb are also candidate technologies. Table 13 summarizes the time that the CNTR spends to transfer the data to the M2M GW (TCNTR) in the four simulated scenarios and compares them with the time computed theoretically using the fragmentation criteria reported in [36] and the bytes of the layers marked in Figure 11 with back slash.…”

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“…Taking this range of TCP MSS as reference, the MSS used in this paper is computed by subtracting from the 1482 bytes pointed out in [36] as optimum Maximum Transmission Unit (MTU) of the Sub Network Dependent Convergence Protocol (SNDCP) layer of GPRS, the size of the headers up to the transport layer. Table 5 summarizes the overhead introduced by IPSec and TLS/SSL [37].…”

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Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

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Abstract:Reducing electricity consumption and integrating renewable power generation sources represent two of the main drivers of the so-called Smart Grid. Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications will play a key role on making such a Smart Grid a reality, since they will enable the required bidirectional real-time bulk information exchange. However, communications for the Smart Grid present specific requirements from both technical and economic perspectives, so it is crucial to evaluate how existing communication architectures and technologies meet them before undertaking the important investments needed to deploy this kind of infrastructure on a large scale. The main goal of this paper is to evaluate, from different perspectives, the core M2M communications infrastructure of a platform designed to reduce electricity consumption and integrate renewable generation at residential level. Such a communications infrastructure is fully based on widely deployed wireless communications technologies such as IEEE 802.11 and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS). Notably, the paper assesses the operational costs of using different security solutions in the GPRS segment and the performance of the selected communications technologies based on different metrics (goodput, in the case of IEEE 802.11, and transmission time, in the case of GPRS). OPEN ACCESSEnergies 2014, 7 3454

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Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

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“…Taking this range of TCP MSS as reference, we compute the MSS used in this section by subtracting from the 1482 B pointed out in [26] as optimum MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) of the SNDCP (Sub Network Dependent Convergence Protocol) layer of GPRS, the size of the headers up to the transport layer. Regarding the overhead introduced by the security protocols (cf .…”

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On the Impact of Virtual Private Network Technologies on the Operational Costs of Cellular Machine-to-Machine Communications Platforms for Smart Grids

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Moreno

2014

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Due to the fact that the information managed in the so-called Smart Grids is extremely sensitive, security is a key requirement for their wide deployment and adoption. However, the use of secure mechanisms entails not only technical costs but also economic costs. This paper discusses several protocols commonly used to establish VPN (Virtual Private Networks) and assesses the impact of using them on the operational costs of a cellular M2M

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Integration of 3G Protocols into the Linux Kernel to Enable the Use of Generic Bearers

Cited by 2 publications

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Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

Multi-Faceted Assessment of a Wireless Communications Infrastructure for the Green Neighborhoods of the Smart Grid

On the Impact of Virtual Private Network Technologies on the Operational Costs of Cellular Machine-to-Machine Communications Platforms for Smart Grids

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