Titlebook: Networked Group Communication; Third International Jon Crowcroft,Markus Hofmann Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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EHBT: An Efficient Protocol for Group Key Managementcan achieve (..log..) message size (. is the size of a key index)for join operations and (..log..) message size (. is the size of a key)for leave operations. We also show that the EHBT protocol does not increase the storage and processing requirements when compared to other HBT schemes.

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Latency and User Behaviour on a Multiplayer Game Server some interim results. We find that whilst network delay has some effect on players’ behaviour, this is outweighed by application-level or exogenous effects. Players seem to be remarkably tolerant of network conditions, and absolute delay bounds appear to be less important than the relative delay between players.

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STAIR: Practical AIMD Multirate Multicast Congestion Controlexcess bandwidth consumed by receivers operating asynchronously behind a shared bottleneck. We integrate these techniques together into a congestion control scheme called STAIR which is amenable to those multicast applications which can make effective use of arbitrary and time-varying subscription levels.

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Framework for Authentication and Access Control of Client-Server Group Communication Systems as possible, the scalability and performance characteristics of the unsecure system. We discuss some of the challenges when designing such a framework and show its implementation in the Spread wide-area group communication toolkit.

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