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This paper describes the design, implementation, and evaluation of DLNA Probe, a system for logging the operation histories of Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) devices. This paper first describes the combined use of Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) spoofing and the Simple Service Discovery Protocol (SSDP), which obtains the operation histories of DLNA devices without changing any DLNA specifications...
In network layer based mobility protocols, such as mobile IP, the correspondent node is not aware of handovers and therefore continues to send data at the same rate as before the handover which may exhibit network unfriendliness, especially when the capacities of the two subnets differ significantly. On the contrary, transport layer based mobility protocols, such as SIGMA, do not show such phenomena...
The Internet was designed as a packet-switched network in the 1960's and 1970's, with the explicit intent of sacrificing quality-of-service guarantees for an individual application in order to optimize channel usage and provide optimal median service for all applications. This approach was successful, since the application mix of the Internet heretofore has been dominated by applications with low...
When we reverse-engineer unknown protocols or analyze the Internet traffic, it is critical to capture complete traffic traces generated by a target application. Besides, to prove the accuracy of Internet traffic classification algorithms of the traffic monitoring system usually located in the middle of the network, it is highly required to retain traffic traces associated with the related application...
Mobility protocols are designed to support handover between different wireless networks. Many of them suffer problems such as high handover latency, high packet overhead, high packet loss during handoff, lack of application transparency, etc. To remove these problems, we proposed a network layer based mobility protocol framework, SEamless MObility using shim6 (SEMO6), for host mobility. It is based...
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