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A Peer-to-Peer Network Framework with Network Address Translation Traversal

Thesis Types:
DA

Thesis State:
Completed

Assigned to:
Daniel Eichhorn

Semester:
WS05/06

Supervisors:
Thomas Bocek, Martin Waldburger, Prof. Burkhard Stiller

Type of Work:
50% Design, 50% Implementation

Requirements:
Java programming

Link to Report:
http://www.ifi.uzh.ch/fileadmin/site/teaching/Diplomarbeiten/Abgeschlossene_Diplomarbeiten/Jahrgang_2006/Eichhorn_Daniel.pdf

Description of Work:

The key problem today is the use of NATs in a P2P environment. Thus the question to solve can be formulated as: Which type of functions and mechanisms are required to define a P2P network, which can transparently traverse NATs? Designated peers have to be chosen as a kind of a super peer that opens NAT ports. An example application, such as a chat client, has to be used to demonstrate in a P2P manner the practical applicability of the scheme developed.

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