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À mesure que la vitesse du réseau s'accélère et que les exigences concernant divers services augmentent, un certain nombre de groupes développent actuellement des technologies visant à faire évoluer et à améliorer les capacités du réseau existant. Un réseau de nouvelle génération (NGN) est défini comme un réseau de télécommunications hybride qui utilise de nouvelles techniques de traitement distribué pour fournir tous types de services. En intégrant la technologie de réseau intelligent (IN) et la technologie d'agent mobile (MA), nous pouvons prendre en charge la flexibilité et la portabilité des services dans les réseaux NGN. Dans cet article, nous proposons un modèle d'agent mobile basé sur la mise en cache pour les NGN et analysons les performances de ce modèle. La technologie des agents mobiles augmente la portabilité du service et la stratégie de mise en cache assure la réutilisabilité du service. Chaque entité physique (PE) possède des MA dans son référentiel grâce à la stratégie de mise en cache et traite les demandes de service des utilisateurs sans le contrôle du système central tel que le point de contrôle de service (SCP). Par conséquent, nous pouvons réduire la charge totale du réseau et le temps de réponse aux demandes des utilisateurs.
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Ji-Young LEE, Youngsik MA, Yeon-Joong KIM, Dong-Ho KIM, Sunshin AN, "IN Service Provision Using a Caching-Based Mobile Agent in the Next Generation Network" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 12, pp. 3141-3154, December 2001, doi: .
Abstract: As the network speed becomes faster and requirements about various services are increased, a number of groups are currently developing technologies aimed at evolving and enhancing the capabilities of existing network. A Next-Generation Network (NGN) is defined as a hybrid telecommunications network that employs new distributed processing techniques to provide all types of services. By integrating the Intelligent Network (IN) technology and the Mobile Agent (MA) technology we can support service flexibility and service portability in NGN. In this paper, we propose a caching-based mobile agent model for NGN and analyze the performance of this model. The mobile agent technology increases the service portability and the caching strategy does the service reusability. Each Physical Entity (PE) has MAs within their repository through the caching strategy and processes service requests from users without the control of the central system such as Service Control Point (SCP). Therefore, we can decrease the total network load and the response time for user requests.
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