The letter proposes a three-layer manageable media distribution network system architecture called MSPnet, which is based on Session Initiation ProtocolIll and Peer to Peer （SIP P2P） technology. MSPnet performs appl...The letter proposes a three-layer manageable media distribution network system architecture called MSPnet, which is based on Session Initiation ProtocolIll and Peer to Peer （SIP P2P） technology. MSPnet performs application-level structured DHT routing and resource location among domains and unstructured ones in domain. Except for media distribution, it can be used to support a variety of P2P applications, including video broadcasting, video on demand, VoIP, etc. MSPnet is composed of three layers, namely, the signal control layer, the management layer, and the media transportation layer. The MSPnet prototype consists of the SIP server, the management server, the media server, and the node User Agent （UA）. Results from a prototype experiment in a large-scale Internet environment show that MSPnet is feasible, scalable and manageable.展开更多
基金Partially supported by National Advanced Technology Research Development Plan 863 Program (2005AA121130)Tsinghua University Media and Net-work Technology Ministry of Education-Microsoft Lab Fund, and CNGI 2006 Apoplectic Demonstration project.
文摘The letter proposes a three-layer manageable media distribution network system architecture called MSPnet, which is based on Session Initiation ProtocolIll and Peer to Peer （SIP P2P） technology. MSPnet performs application-level structured DHT routing and resource location among domains and unstructured ones in domain. Except for media distribution, it can be used to support a variety of P2P applications, including video broadcasting, video on demand, VoIP, etc. MSPnet is composed of three layers, namely, the signal control layer, the management layer, and the media transportation layer. The MSPnet prototype consists of the SIP server, the management server, the media server, and the node User Agent （UA）. Results from a prototype experiment in a large-scale Internet environment show that MSPnet is feasible, scalable and manageable.
