Multiple Protocol Converter
D. Sivaraj, G. Ragavi
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D. Sivaraj, G. Ragavi
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Abstract In the modern world, IoT plays a vital role. In general, each device works on a different protocol. The problem of achieving communication between two processes across a network or an internetwork is considered. The notion of logical connectivity between processes in a protocol is formalized. The problem of constructing a protocol converter to achieve interoperability between processes that implement different protocols is addressed. A formal model is presented, based on the theory of protocol projection, for reasoning about the semantics of different protocols and conversions between them. This paper ‘Multiple Protocol Converter’ aims in converting from one protocol to any other protocol as per the requirement which supports different devices to interconnect with IoT seamlessly.
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Abstract In the modern world, IoT plays a vital role. In general, each device works on a different protocol. The problem of achieving communication between two processes across a network or an internetwork is considered. The notion of logical connectivity between processes in a protocol is formalized. The problem of constructing a protocol converter to achieve interoperability between processes that implement different protocols is addressed. A formal model is presented, based on the theory of protocol projection, for reasoning about the semantics of different protocols and conversions between them. This paper ‘Multiple Protocol Converter’ aims in converting from one protocol to any other protocol as per the requirement which supports different devices to interconnect with IoT seamlessly.
Key concepts: General Inter-ORB Protocol, Protocol (science), Computer science, Internet Protocol Control Protocol, OSI model, Reverse Address Resolution Protocol, Interoperability, Link Control Protocol