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Adaptation of access networks for advanced networking technologies
Frollo, Martin ; Škorpil, Vladislav (referee) ; Novotný, Bohumil (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focusing on the real-time services running in packet networks and problems that may arise while they are running. Specifically it is focused on the technology of VoIP service. There are many different signaling protocols to support this service. Among others, the SIP protocol is very widespread. In addition of the connection it is necessary to ensure the transmission of voice data. That is the task of the RTP protocol. This service and also others for which time is critical with increasing constraints on networks it needs to be frequently given the priority over traditional services like downloading files, and more. VoIP service has certain requirements for transmission parameters that must be followed for optimal function. They are for example, packet loss, one-way delay and delay variation. Most problematic is to ensure the optimal operation of the service on slower transmission routes. That is why it was necessary to establish mechanisms capable of real-time services to ensure sufficient network capacity to meet end user. These are, for example technologies of integrated services or differentiated services. At the present time, however, the technology of integrated services is not very widespread because of its inefficiency. On assembled telephone network made from available components in the laboratory, there are analyzed and confirmed some of the distinctive features and characteristics of the SIP protocol. Furthermore, measurements confirmed sufficient network capacity for VoIP service of the used network and parameters affecting security of the QoS have been evaluated.
Communication model using Data distribution service and communication security assessment
Frollo, Martin ; Fujdiak, Radek (referee) ; Pokorný, Jiří (advisor)
The diploma thesis is focusing on middleware layer in distributed systems. It introduces typically used communication protocols and standards operating on this layer. In theoretical part it brings closer look at OMG DDS specification. This part contains fundamental functionalities of this specification along with its architecture blocks. Thesis also describes the RTPS protocol functionality. Existing implementations of OMG DDS standard are described at the end of theoretical part. OpenDDS 3.13 implementation is used in practical part of thesis. It is deployed and tested on various platforms. Next part verifies option of securing RTPS data stream using beta version of OMG DDS Security, which OpenDDS 3.13 implementation contains. Secured and unsecured data flows are being compared. Latency of data stream is also important, especially in distributed systems. DDS system, which measures latency of RTPS stream is created in practical part. Latency of this DDS system can be measured in various configurations. Difference of devices’ performance used in measurements can be clearly seen in latency results where the size of data samples is increasing. Differences of measured latency are also recognizable between reliable and unreliable and secure and unsecure RTPS stream. Part of measurements is made between 2 physical devices with and without an attacker. Type of attack is MITM and it captures RTPS flow, which does not belong to attacking machine.
Communication model using Data distribution service and communication security assessment
Frollo, Martin ; Fujdiak, Radek (referee) ; Pokorný, Jiří (advisor)
The diploma thesis is focusing on middleware layer in distributed systems. It introduces typically used communication protocols and standards operating on this layer. In theoretical part it brings closer look at OMG DDS specification. This part contains fundamental functionalities of this specification along with its architecture blocks. Thesis also describes the RTPS protocol functionality. Existing implementations of OMG DDS standard are described at the end of theoretical part. OpenDDS 3.13 implementation is used in practical part of thesis. It is deployed and tested on various platforms. Next part verifies option of securing RTPS data stream using beta version of OMG DDS Security, which OpenDDS 3.13 implementation contains. Secured and unsecured data flows are being compared. Latency of data stream is also important, especially in distributed systems. DDS system, which measures latency of RTPS stream is created in practical part. Latency of this DDS system can be measured in various configurations. Difference of devices’ performance used in measurements can be clearly seen in latency results where the size of data samples is increasing. Differences of measured latency are also recognizable between reliable and unreliable and secure and unsecure RTPS stream. Part of measurements is made between 2 physical devices with and without an attacker. Type of attack is MITM and it captures RTPS flow, which does not belong to attacking machine.
Adaptation of access networks for advanced networking technologies
Frollo, Martin ; Škorpil, Vladislav (referee) ; Novotný, Bohumil (advisor)
The bachelor thesis is focusing on the real-time services running in packet networks and problems that may arise while they are running. Specifically it is focused on the technology of VoIP service. There are many different signaling protocols to support this service. Among others, the SIP protocol is very widespread. In addition of the connection it is necessary to ensure the transmission of voice data. That is the task of the RTP protocol. This service and also others for which time is critical with increasing constraints on networks it needs to be frequently given the priority over traditional services like downloading files, and more. VoIP service has certain requirements for transmission parameters that must be followed for optimal function. They are for example, packet loss, one-way delay and delay variation. Most problematic is to ensure the optimal operation of the service on slower transmission routes. That is why it was necessary to establish mechanisms capable of real-time services to ensure sufficient network capacity to meet end user. These are, for example technologies of integrated services or differentiated services. At the present time, however, the technology of integrated services is not very widespread because of its inefficiency. On assembled telephone network made from available components in the laboratory, there are analyzed and confirmed some of the distinctive features and characteristics of the SIP protocol. Furthermore, measurements confirmed sufficient network capacity for VoIP service of the used network and parameters affecting security of the QoS have been evaluated.

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