A topology matching algorithm of structured P2P network
Lili Pan
Abstract
Lili Pan
Abstract
Compared with the unstructured P2P networks, structured P2P networks have good expansibility and robustness. But structured P2P overlay network is directly based on logic network, not too much above the underlying physical network topology structure, which causes a serious topology mismatching between logical topology structure and physical topology structure. About the question, this paper proposed a protocol independent topology matching algorithm, by combining the existing beacons node, adaptive matching algorithm with IP distribution strategy to construct the initial topological structure, and by optimizing node switching to maintenance the network topology. Simulation experiments show that the algorithm improve the matching degree of the network topology, and meanwhile with lower traffic cost.
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Compared with the unstructured P2P networks, structured P2P networks have good expansibility and robustness. But structured P2P overlay network is directly based on logic network, not too much above the underlying physical network topology structure, which causes a serious topology mismatching between logical topology structure and physical topology structure. About the question, this paper proposed a protocol independent topology matching algorithm, by combining the existing beacons node, adaptive matching algorithm with IP distribution strategy to construct the initial topological structure, and by optimizing node switching to maintenance the network topology. Simulation experiments show that the algorithm improve the matching degree of the network topology, and meanwhile with lower traffic cost.
Key concepts: Logical topology, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science, Network topology, Extension topology, Hierarchical network model, Robustness (evolution), Overlay network