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Implementation Design

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Improvements, Applications And Related Work

Conclusion

References

Appendix 1: Java Security

Appendix 2: Incomplete Chunks

Appendix 3: Source Code

Demo: A Test Drive 

 

Using Forward Error Correcting Codes
 to Speed-up Downloading from Multiple Mirror Sites

These pages present a method developed by students attending the laboratory of computer communication (LCCN)  to speed up downloading using the Forward Error Correction code and multiple content servers.

Abstract

Mirror sites enable client requests to be serviced by any of a number of servers, reducing load at individual servers and dispersing network load. Typically a client requests service from a single mirror site. We suggest a way for the client to access a file from multiple mirror sites in parallel to speed up the download. We have developed a technique that can deliver dramatic speedups as well as fault tolerance. Our approach doesn’t require a feedback from the client to the servers, thus speeding up the process even more.

 

   The following topics are presented:

Project Design
Implementation Design
Simulation Results
Benefits and Drawbacks of our Project
Improvements, Applications And Related Work
Conclusion
References
Appendix 1: Java Security
Appendix 2: Incomplete Chunks
Appendix 3: Source Code
Demo: A Test Drive 

 

 

Download the project document from here :
lab.doc - MS Word 97 format - 220Kb
lab.ps.gz - Gzipped Postscript 360Kb
 

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Last updated: Wednesday, September 08, 1999.