Netlet: A simple and versatile network middleware for peer-to-peer application program

Lyu, Zehua; Tu, Xuping; Pei, Xiaobing; Liang, Hu; Sarem, Mudar

doi:10.1016/j.compeleceng.2017.02.025

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“…Stephenson and Namiot [30] demonstrated a comparative analysis of data communication of mobile web clients and showed how the real-time Communication (WebRTC) [16] utilizing P2P scheme needs a known server in order to establish the sessions between NATed clients. Lyu et al [22] developed a Netlet middleware to simplify the programming of applications that are based on P2P architecture. It contains a hole punching approach to allow access to the NATed application, using TCP and UDP servers.…”

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“…There are number of NAT traversal approaches that proposed number of solutions to make the NATed devices accessible. Some of these approaches [8,16,22,29,30] require a centralized entity to organize part of the process. Although relying on a rendezvous third party server helps organizing the distribution of addresses, but the centralized entity may turn into the bottleneck in the network.…”

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Distributed Address Table (DAT): A Decentralized Model for End-to-End Communication in IoT

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Ligeti

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To achieve a fully connected network in Internet of Things (IoT) there are number of challenges that have to be overcome. Among those, a big challenge is how to keep all of the devices accessible everywhere and every time. In the IoT network, the assumption is that each IoT device can be reached by any client at any given time. In practice, this is not always possible and without a proper mechanism the nodes behind a NAT are unable to communicate with each other directly, and their addresses have to be shared through a trusted third party. This challenge becomes harder by taking into consideration that most NAT traversal approaches have been developed prior to rising of the IoT, without taking into account the constrained nature of the participating devices and mostly depend on a centralized entity. In this paper we proposed the Distributed Address Table (DAT), a decentralized, secure and lightweight address distribution model that allows any two nodes to get the addresses of the other end without relying on a trusted third party. Structured Peer-to-Peer (P2P) overlay by utilizing Distributed Hash Table (DHT) technique is generated as its underlying communication scheme to ensure that all participating devices are accessible at any given time. This is achieved through simple, yet secure and efficient decentralized model. The DAT adopts the edge/fog computing paradigms to ensure a decentralized address distribution. The results showed that the proposed model is efficient. In addition, the security properties of the proposed model have been defined and proved.

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Distributed Address Table (DAT): A Decentralized Model for End-to-End Communication in IoT

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Nagy

et al. 2021

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Advanced Technologies and Societal Change

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Mohamed

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The most widely used technique for solving and optimizing a real-life problem is linear programming (LP), due to its simplicity and efficiency. However, in order to handle the impreciseness in the data, the neutrosophic set theory plays a vital role which makes a simulation of the decision-making process of humans by considering all aspects of decision (i.e., agree, not sure and disagree). By keeping the advantages of it, in the present work, we have introduced the neutrosophic LP models where their parameters are represented with a trapezoidal neutrosophic numbers and presented a technique for solving them. The presented approach has been illustrated with some numerical examples and shows their superiority with the state of the art by comparison. Finally, we conclude that proposed approach is simpler, efficient and capable of solving the LP models as compared to other methods.

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Netlet: A simple and versatile network middleware for peer-to-peer application program

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Distributed Address Table (DAT): A Decentralized Model for End-to-End Communication in IoT

Distributed Address Table (DAT): A Decentralized Model for End-to-End Communication in IoT

A Vision for Industry 4.0 Utilising AI Techniques and Methods

RETRACTED ARTICLE: A novel method for solving the fully neutrosophic linear programming problems

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