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Les liaisons de transmission unidirectionnelles telles que les liaisons de diffusion par satellite et les liaisons par câble sont des types de liaison très exigeants pour fournir une bande passante élevée et une connectivité Internet omniprésente à moindre coût. Afin de fournir une connectivité Internet, les UDL, liens unidirectionnels, doivent être disponibles pour le service IP. Cependant, étant donné que les protocoles actuels de routage Internet et de couche supérieure supposent le lien bidirectionnel, les UDL ont été considérées comme des liens indisponibles pour le service IP. Cet article propose une architecture et un mécanisme pour le service IP sur l'UDL. Le système proposé émule la connectivité bidirectionnelle entre tous les nœuds de l'UDL, afin d'utiliser le protocole de routage dynamique, le protocole TCP/IP, sur le système UDL. Le récepteur utilise un mécanisme de tunneling de couche liaison pour transmettre les datagrammes IP au flux via un cloud IP, qui n'est pas directement connecté à l'UDL. Cette architecture proposée permet la capacité de routage dynamique pour les UDL, ainsi que pour les applications utilisateur, sans aucune modification logicielle.
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Hidetaka IZUMIYAMA, Jun TAKEI, Shunsuke FUJIEDA, Mikiyo NISHIDA, Jun MURAI, "A Link-Layer Tunneling Mechanism for Unidirectional Links" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 8, pp. 2058-2065, August 2001, doi: .
Abstract: The unidirectional transmission links such as broadcast satellite links and cable links are strongly demanding type of link to provide high bandwidth and ubiquitous Internet connectivity with lower cost. In order to provide an internet connectivity, the UDLs, unidirectional links, should be available for the IP service. However, since the current Internet routing and upper layer protocols assume the bi-directional link, the UDLs have been considered as unavailable links for the IP service. This paper proposes an architecture and a mechanism for the IP service over the UDL. The proposed system emulates the bi-directional connectivity between all nodes on the UDL, in order to use the dynamic routing protocol, the TCP/IP protocol, on the UDL system. Receiver uses a link layer tunneling mechanism to forward the IP datagrams to the Feed over an IP cloud, that is not directly connected to the UDL. This proposed architecture enables the dynamic routing capability for UDLs, as well as user applications, without any software modification.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e84-b_8_2058/_p
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