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Named data networking

Named Data Networking (NDN) (related to content-centric networking (CCN), content-based networking, data-oriented networking or information-centric networking (ICN)) is a proposed Future Internet architecture that seeks to address problems in contemporary internet architectures like IP. NDN has its roots in an earlier project, Content-Centric Networking…

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Named data networking

Nodes51
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Avg. degree1.96
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related to External links · 16
Named data networking → Cisco, Collaborative Research, DEATH TO TCP/IP, Galileo, Intel, Named Data Networking Next, Named Data Research Home, Named Function Networking, NDN, NDN-NP, NFN, NP, PageNSF Awards, Phase, US, WebArchive
related to Routing efficiency and security · 13
Named data networking → DDoS, DoS, Furthermore, Interest, Load Balancing, NDN, NDN's, NDN-specific, Owing, Pending Interest Table, PIT, Since NDN, This

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data ndn interest network packet forwarding name ip packets research router trust architecture pit named application names content networking internet

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content caching to reduce congestioninstance ofNamed-data networking comes with potential for a wide range of benefits0.80text
improve delivery speedinstance ofNamed-data networking comes with potential for a wide range of benefits0.80text
simpler configuration of network devicesinstance ofNamed-data networking comes with potential for a wide range of benefits0.80text
and building security into the network at the data levelinstance ofNamed-data networking comes with potential for a wide range of benefits0.80text
link stateinstance ofThe retransmitted interest only needs to reach a forwarder with a cached copy of the data giving NDN based networks higher throughput than IP based networks when packet loss rat…0.80text
distance vectorinstance ofThe retransmitted interest only needs to reach a forwarder with a cached copy of the data giving NDN based networks higher throughput than IP based networks when packet loss rat…0.80text
link stateinstance ofProtocolsNDN can use conventional routing algorithms0.80text
distance vectorinstance ofProtocolsNDN can use conventional routing algorithms0.80text
Named data networkingrelated to External linksDEATH TO TCP/IP0.60section
Named data networkingrelated to External linksCisco0.60section
Named data networkingrelated to External linksIntel0.60section
Named data networkingrelated to External linksUS0.60section

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