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SCP Plugin for Altap Salamander 3
Pagáč, Jakub ; Grégr, Matěj (referee) ; Křivka, Zbyněk (advisor)
This thesis describes creation of a module for Altap Salamanader, which allows secure file transfer over encrypted channel created using Secure Shell protocol. Module is based on Libssh library. It implements both the Secure Shell protocol and SCP and SFTP transfer protocols, which use it for transmission. The created module allows not only file transfer, but also remote file management.
System for Remote Update Management
Kadlubiec, Jakub ; Kupčík, Jan (referee) ; Trchalík, Roman (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is analysis and implementation of a system for remote update management. The implemented system should offer a way for software developers to update their products. The system is implemented in C# programming language using Windows Forms as an API for the graphical user interface, WCF as a communication API and Microsoft SQL Server as a database server. Textual part of the thesis describes each step, which was made to achieve the predetermined goals (this includes requirements analysis, system analysis, implementation and testing).
Prostředí pro měření síťových parametrů přenosu transportních protokolů
Nešpor, Patrik
The thesis focuses on the development of a methodology and environment for measuring network parameters of transmission using the QUIC and TCP transport protocols. To validate the methodology, the SCP protocol was selected, which can also be used through the QUIC protocol. Manipulation of network parameters was conducted through experimentation with the Linux tool Traffic Control. The thesis also includes predefined scenarios designed to simulate real traffic in various situations. The measured results for each predefined scenario indicate that the QUIC protocol for SCP exhibits certain shortcomings, and optimization is needed for both the QUIC protocol for different application protocols and the adaptation of application protocols to the QUIC protocol.
Využití protokolu QUIC pro přenos souborů
Hubený, Michal
This thesis deals with the usability of the QUIC protocol for file transfer. The aim of the thesis was to deploy existing implementations of application services (SMB, HTTPS), that are also able to use QUIC as a transport protocol. Subsequently, in the implemented topology, test how fast and durable protocols based on the TCP and QUIC are in an environment, where different kinds~of~negative network effects (delays, packet loss, ...) will be simulated. The results were achieved using dozens of measurements for each individual of scenarios. As the results indicate, file transfer on QUIC protocol is not yet as~efficient~as its existing TCP-based variants. At the conclusion of the work, the individual recommendations of the author are presented for which situations it is appropriate to choose a specific solution, so that the best results for the user are achieved.
SCP Plugin for Altap Salamander 3
Pagáč, Jakub ; Grégr, Matěj (referee) ; Křivka, Zbyněk (advisor)
This thesis describes creation of a module for Altap Salamanader, which allows secure file transfer over encrypted channel created using Secure Shell protocol. Module is based on Libssh library. It implements both the Secure Shell protocol and SCP and SFTP transfer protocols, which use it for transmission. The created module allows not only file transfer, but also remote file management.
Protokol pro sdílení souborů
Matějek, Jan ; Mareš, Martin (advisor) ; Falt, Zbyněk (referee)
Today's networked computing environments rely heavily on the ability to efficiently transfer data between computers. In order to understand the issues and challenges involved in sharing files and publishing directory trees over a computer network, we examined and summarized features of a number of popular protocols. Using this knowledge, we designed NewTP, a modern file sharing protocol suitable for the Internet. Special emphasis was placed on simplicity of implementation and resistance to attacks. We have proven the protocol's real-world viability by implementing a reference server and a FUSE filesystem module. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
System for Remote Update Management
Kadlubiec, Jakub ; Kupčík, Jan (referee) ; Trchalík, Roman (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is analysis and implementation of a system for remote update management. The implemented system should offer a way for software developers to update their products. The system is implemented in C# programming language using Windows Forms as an API for the graphical user interface, WCF as a communication API and Microsoft SQL Server as a database server. Textual part of the thesis describes each step, which was made to achieve the predetermined goals (this includes requirements analysis, system analysis, implementation and testing).
Game Server Administration System
Faika, Jan ; Michal, Bohumil (referee) ; Kašpárek, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor thesis describes configuration and management of the most used game servers, as well as analysis and implementation of the client-server application architecture to control the server. Also some of the tools used to control and configure game server is included. Major differences among various games and servers important for the design of this general tool are described in details. Some of the servers built upon the GoldSource, Source, Id tech, Unreal or TrackMania engine are included into comparison. Important part of the comparison is the description and an example of creating a new extension for a game.

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