P-DONAS: A P2P-Based Domain Name System in Access Networks

P-DONAS: A P2P-Based Domain Name System in Access Networks

The domain name system (DNS) includes infrastructures deployed by Internet service providers (ISPs) and third-party suppliers to ensure high responsiveness, resilience, and load sharing. This equipment implies high effort and energy for 24/7 operation. To facilitate cost reductions in this regard, P...

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Hauptverfasser: Danielis, Peter, Altmann, Vlado, Skodzik, Jan, Wegner, Tim, Koerner, Achim, Timmermann, Dirk
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