The clean-slate approach to future Internet design: a survey of research initiatives

Roberts, James W.

doi:10.1007/s12243-009-0109-y

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“…Opponents of the evolutionary approach emphasize the need for a redesigned, clean slate architecture that inherently copes with next generation network challenges [14], [15], sometimes even abandoning IP based addressing in favor of different addressing schemes. Clean slate initiatives are not always meant to be used directly in new devices, but can be used to sketch a revolutionary new perspective, which can then be brought into existing networks.…”

Section: B Revolutionary Internet Of Things Approachesmentioning

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Support for heterogeneous dynamic network environments through a reconfigurable network service platform

Poorter

Moerman

Demeester

2011

2011 1st International Symposium on Access Spaces (ISAS)

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Abstract-In a future internet of things, an increasing number of every-day objects will be connected with each other. These objects can be very diverse in terms of their network protocols and communication technologies. As more resource constrained devices such as sensor networks and PDAs are added to our environment, supporting efficient communication between these heterogeneous devices becomes a key challenge in next-generation networks. To realize this challenge, this paper presents a reconfigurable network framework (IDRA) that supports direct connectivity between heterogeneous co-located devices, without the need for complex translation gateways.

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Section: B Revolutionary Internet Of Things Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Support for heterogeneous dynamic network environments through a reconfigurable network service platform

Poorter

Moerman

Demeester

2011

2011 1st International Symposium on Access Spaces (ISAS)

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“…Therefore, we need to develop a future Internet with built-in capabilities to survive the security challenges [10,[13][14][15][16][17]. Moreover, security is a process and not a product; therefore, any security system should necessarily be capable when considering detection of new possible threats to be proactive in order to detect any unusual or malicious activity in the network.…”

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“…Security is a fundamental reason for a clean-slate Internet design [14,16]. Clean-slate approach advocates building future Internet with new architecture, new control, management, and security features.…”

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Security Issues in ProtoGENI

Shalini¹,

Xiao²,

Sun³

2016

EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligen

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Network security consists of primary concerns in future Internet development due to the ever increasing threats to current Internet. ProtoGENI is a federated testbed facility supporting slice-based experiments to manage, utilize, and monitor the resources for innovative network research. Security research in ProtoGENI is crucial because experiments conducted in manipulated or corruptted test environment can mislead about security mechanism's capabilities in a system. In this paper, existing ProtoGENI security mechanisms and functions are tested and analyzed through different experiments to find out the exploitable attacking loopholes. Experiments elaborate the existing functioning and security issues that can cause nonfunctional, semi non-functional or malfunctioned systems. Results indicate threats to ProtoGENI resources and run-time interactions. Cross-experiment communication in Emulab wireless nodes have the capability of assisting in verifying isolation between ProtoGENI slices. Host security is one of the security components, which can be enhanced by modifying default security settings including SSH port number and root login rights. Documentation of experiment environment, experiment design, results, and analysis including many observations is helpful to understand the basic functioning and security issues to improve the overall functioning and security of ProtoGENI.

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“…In terms of deployment, the proposed solutions can be classified as evolutionary [2,4,7] or clean-slate [5,8,11,9]. The evolutionary architectures implement content-centric functionalities by enhancing the actual Internet.…”

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Network Layer Solutions for a Content-Centric Internet

Detti

Bléfari-Melazzi

2011

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Nowadays most people exploit the Internet to get contents such as web pages, music or video files. These users only value "what" they download and are not interested about "where" content is actually stored. The IP layer does the opposite and cares about the "where" and not about the "what". This contrast between the actual usage of the Internet and the service offered by the IP layer is deemed to be the source of several problems concerning usability, performance, security and mobility issues. To overcome this contrast, research on the Future Internet is exploring novel socalled content-centric architectures, where the network layer directly provides users with contents, instead of providing communication channels between hosts. In this paper, we identify the main functionalities of a content-centric network (CONET), we discuss pros and cons of literature proposals for an innovative, content-centric network layer and we draw our conclusions, stating some general requirements that, in our opinion, a CONET should satisfy.

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The clean-slate approach to future Internet design: a survey of research initiatives

Cited by 43 publications

References 7 publications

Support for heterogeneous dynamic network environments through a reconfigurable network service platform

Support for heterogeneous dynamic network environments through a reconfigurable network service platform

Security Issues in ProtoGENI

Network Layer Solutions for a Content-Centric Internet

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