Reliable multiple screen protocol for N-screen service
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To support multiple remote presentations in a cloud system, this paper proposed a reliable hybrid multicast screen protocol. In a cloud system, the virtualization server is located behind the network, and multiple users can work using nearby screen devices, such as a monitor, digital TV, tablet PC, and smart phone. In education applications, multiple-screen devices should display the same screen data from one virtual machine (VM) simultaneously. Multicast is an efficient way of delivering data to a group of destinations simultaneously. However, some ubiquitous screen devices do not support a multicast protocol, and some packet losses may occur in the network. So, the reliable hybrid multicast screen protocol is needed to send remote presentation data in cloud system. The hybrid multicast screen protocol uses a unicast protocol between the VM and the first selected screen device, and a multicast protocol between the multicast server (the first selected screen device) and multicast clients (screen devices in the same subnet). The hybrid multicast screen protocol supports a multiple remote presentation system even if routers and screen devices do not have a multicast protocol. The proposed protocol also has a retransmission mechanism to support a multiple remote presentation system even if packet losses occur during a multicast data transmission. We implemented the multiple remote presentations system. And experimental results showed that the proposed protocol works well in the video and presentation applications.
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To support multiple remote presentations in a cloud system, this paper proposed a reliable hybrid multicast screen protocol. In a cloud system, the virtualization server is located behind the network, and multiple users can work using nearby screen devices, such as a monitor, digital TV, tablet PC, and smart phone. In education applications, multiple-screen devices should display the same screen data from one virtual machine (VM) simultaneously. Multicast is an efficient way of delivering data to a group of destinations simultaneously. However, some ubiquitous screen devices do not support a multicast protocol, and some packet losses may occur in the network. So, the reliable hybrid multicast screen protocol is needed to send remote presentation data in cloud system. The hybrid multicast screen protocol uses a unicast protocol between the VM and the first selected screen device, and a multicast protocol between the multicast server (the first selected screen device) and multicast clients (screen devices in the same subnet). The hybrid multicast screen protocol supports a multiple remote presentation system even if routers and screen devices do not have a multicast protocol. The proposed protocol also has a retransmission mechanism to support a multiple remote presentation system even if packet losses occur during a multicast data transmission. We implemented the multiple remote presentations system. And experimental results showed that the proposed protocol works well in the video and presentation applications.
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