액티브 네트워크 환경에서 실행코드의 보안과 대체를 위한 캐싱 기법
Caching Technique for Replacement and Security of Execution Code on Active Network Environment
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This active node on active network has the capability that stored and processed execution code aside from capability of forwarding packet on current network. So required execution code for executed packet arrived in active node, if execution code should not be in active node, have to take by request previous action node and code server to it. But if this execution code takes from previous active node and code server, bring to time delay by transport execution code and increased traffic of network and execution time. So, as used execution code stored in cache on active node, it need to increase execution time and decreased number of request. Also unexpected increasing of execution code should be cause of network attack such as DOS(Denial Of Service). Our paper suggest ANCS technique that able to decrease number of execution code request and time of execution code prevent from DOS attack by efficiently store execution code to active node. Therefore, ANCS technique that suggested by us is able to decrease cost of network management due to decrease network traffic. Also because execution time of program was decreased, we can more than fast execute program.
Abstract
This active node on active network has the capability that stored and processed execution code aside from capability of forwarding packet on current network. So required execution code for executed packet arrived in active node, if execution code should not be in active node, have to take by request previous action node and code server to it. But if this execution code takes from previous active node and code server, bring to time delay by transport execution code and increased traffic of network and execution time. So, as used execution code stored in cache on active node, it need to increase execution time and decreased number of request. Also unexpected increasing of execution code should be cause of network attack such as DOS(Denial Of Service). Our paper suggest ANCS technique that able to decrease number of execution code request and time of execution code prevent from DOS attack by efficiently store execution code to active node. Therefore, ANCS technique that suggested by us is able to decrease cost of network management due to decrease network traffic. Also because execution time of program was decreased, we can more than fast execute program.
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