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Internet Real Time Laboratory

Internet Real Time Laboratory. Department of Computer Science Columbia University. Overview. PI + 12 PhD students + ~4 visitors + 1 staff researcher Network infrastructure PBS: Permission-Based Sending NetServ for programmable networks Future Internet architecture Mobile networks

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Internet Real Time Laboratory

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  1. Internet Real Time Laboratory Department of Computer Science Columbia University

  2. Overview • PI + 12 PhD students + ~4 visitors + 1 staff researcher • Network infrastructure • PBS: Permission-Based Sending • NetServ for programmable networks • Future Internet architecture • Mobile networks • 7DS: opportunistic networks • PetriNet for modeling mobility protocols • Location-based services • Modeling human mobility • Network management & measurement • DYSWIS: distributed fault diagnosis & correction • Vdelay: Video delay measurement tool • Applications & middleware • RELOAD: P2P infrastructure • SIP overload control & cloud services • SPIT prevention • NG911

  3. NetServ - overview • Problem: • Ossification in the Internet • Approach: • Extensible architecture for core network services • Modularity: Building Blocks, Service Modules • Virtual services framework: security, portability • Current results: • Prototype using Click router & Java OSGi framework • Measurements indicating overhead from Java is acceptable • Future Work: • Content Distribution Network (CDN) application • Security and resource control (AAA) • Implementation on a real router

  4. Prototype Java OSGi on top of Click Click: Modular router platform OSGi: dynamic loading and unloading of modules Measurement Bare Linux vs. Plain Click Penalty for kernel-user transition Plain Click vs. NetServ Java overhead 2) is small compared to 1) NetServ - prototype

  5. Circle of blame ISP probably packet loss in your Internet connection  reboot your DSL modem probably a gateway fault  choose us as provider OS VSP must be a Windows registry problem  re-install Windows app vendor must be your software  upgrade

  6. DYSWIS

  7. SECE next appt. RFID Alice a@b.com, +1 212 555 1234 SECE GW control appliances PUBLISH PIDF-LO SUB/NOT PIDF-LO, RPID, others edit scripts update SNs, SMS, email call state geocoding travel time B2BUA monitor energy usage

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