• KIPS Transactions on Computer and Communication Systems
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• v.7 no.5
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• pp.119-126
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• 2018

Content-centric networking (CCN) is a future Internet technology to reorganize the paradigm of end-to-end communication of the current IP-based Internet architecture into a content-based paradigm. In managing such new networks, the network management is one of the most important functions. The standard for typical network management in existing IP networks is Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). Though there have been several works to implement network management functions on CCN, they have their own limitations to apply them to pure CCN operational environments. The basic reason of the limitation is that existing methods operate in an IP-overlay structure, or do not support push-type information exchange. In this paper, we propose a new naming structure that can accommodate both pull and push-type SNMP methods for CCN network management with SNMP. Then, methods to support GET and TRAP methods as well as a SET method of SNMP in the pure CCN environment using the proposed naming structure are proposed. We implement the proposed method using CCNx, and construct a CCN network testbed to validate the effectiveness of the proposed method by monitoring appropriate exchange of SNMP messages over the testbed.

• KSII Transactions on Internet and Information Systems (TIIS)
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• v.7 no.10
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• pp.2430-2447
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• 2013

In recent years, HTTP adaptive streaming (HAS) has attracted considerable attention as the state-of-the-art technology for video transport. HAS dynamically adjusts the quality of video streaming according to the network bandwidth and device capability of users. Content-Centric Networking (CCN) has also emerged as a future Internet architecture, which is a novel communication paradigm that integrates content delivery as a native network primitive. These trends have led to the new research issue of harmonizing HAS with the in-network caching provided by CCN routers. Previous research has shown that the performance of HAS can be improved by using the H.264/SVC(scalable video codec) in the in-network caching environments. However, the previous study did not address the misbehavior that causes video freeze when overestimating the available network bandwidth, which is attributable to the high cache hit rate. Thus, we propose a new SVC-based adaptation algorithm that utilizes a drop timer. Our approach aims to stop the downloading of additional enhancement layers that are not cached in the local CCN routers in a timely manner, thereby preventing excessive consumption of the video buffer. We implemented our algorithm in the SVC-HAS client and deployed a testbed that could run Smooth-Streaming, which is one of the most popular HAS solutions, over CCNx, which is the reference implementation of CCN. Our experimental results showed that the proposed scheme (SLA) could avoid video freeze in an effective manner, but without reducing the high hit rate on the CCN routers or affecting the high video quality on the SVC-HAS client.

• The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences
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• v.40 no.10
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• pp.1947-1957
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• 2015

CCN networking is one of the future internet. With the rapid development of network platforms emerged a wide range of services through a virtual network environment. The performance of CCN in the high bandwidth delay is important to provide various services between nations. We can check the high bandwidth delay product in federation. Federation between the nations has the advantage of being effective to do a various services for the users, and the remote heterogeneous physical hardware engine supports various environments. Data transmission delay can be occur in long distance network even though the network is federated network. In this paper, we propose CCN-Helper protocol for data transmission delay in ling distance networks. We connect from KREONET in Korea to iLab.t in Belgique in order to test CCNx over heterogeneous federated environment.