Toward Zero Touch Configuration of 5G Non-Public Networks for Time Sensitive Networking

Zero Configuration Networking

In today’s mobile world inter-machine communication has become the key to information exchange. Until now at best networking was an annoyance, at worst it was a show stopper. Zero Configuration Networking aims to improve this by defining a set of protocols that can be used to assign IP addresses automatically, resolve names and discover services.

Zero Configuration Networking: Implementation, performance, and security

The ubiquitous access to wired and wireless networks is making information access possible from anywhere, anytime, and any device. Today, end-users are also highly mobile, often equipped with a range of portable devices, and they expect service availability when they require it. In addition, they do not want to be burdened by complex configurations before they can discover and use services. The...

Data Persistence for Zero-Configuration Sensor Networks

Sensor networks are especially useful in catastrophic or emergency scenarios such as floods, fires, terrorist attacks or earthquakes where human participation may be too dangerous. However, such disaster scenarios pose an interesting design challenge since the sensor nodes used to collect and communicate data may themselves fail suddenly and unpredictably, resulting in the loss of valuable data...

Overlay Networks - Toward Information Networking

Server Support Approach to Zero Configuration In-Home Networking

This paper proposes a new server support approach to zero configuration in-home networking. We show three technical issues for zero configuration. Lack of a protocol or technique addressing all issues simultaneously motivated us to design a new approach based on (1) a two-stage autoconfiguration, (2) a UPnP and HTTP-based autoconfiguration, and (3) extended UPnP services. An elaborated flow for...