Peering Strategic Game Models for Interdependent ISPs in Content Centric Internet

Peering Strategic Game Models for Interdependent ISPs in Content Centric Internet

Emergent content-oriented networks prompt Internet service providers (ISPs) to evolve and take major responsibility for content delivery. Numerous content items and varying content popularities motivate interdependence between peering ISPs to elaborate their content caching and sharing strategies. In this paper, we propose the concept of peering for content exchange between interdependent ISPs ...

ISPs ’ Traffic Engineering and Peering Strategy

Collaboration between Peering ISPs for Economic Management of Overlay Traffic

The SIS (SmoothIT Information Service) entity has been introduced by FP7 project SmoothIT, to support Economic Traffic Management (ETM) for overlays. It is employed by ETM mechanisms in order to convey information between the overlay application and the underlay network. In this paper we present two different ways of cooperation between the SIS entities of different ISPs, in the case that these...

Stable Content-peering of Autonomous Systems in a Content-centric Network

A future content-centric Internet would likely consist of autonomous systems (ASes) just like today’s Internet. It would thus be a network of interacting cache networks, each of them optimized for local performance. To understand the influence of interactions between autonomous cache networks, in this paper we consider ASes that maintain peering agreements with each other for mutual benefit, an...

Cacheability of bulk content for ISPs

The application considered responsible for most of the Internet traffic volume is file-sharing. Among the popular file-sharing applications are P2P-based ones, using e. g., the BitTorrent protocol, Web based offers by direct download services (DDS), e. g., rapidshare.com, and NNTP based services, e. g., giganews.com. To cope with the ever growing bandwidth demands ISPs are exploring various opt...