A Groundwork for Troubleshooting IP Based Booking with Subjection of Multiple User IDs by Blacklisting
Asrani Nitin, Ashutosh Zajariya, Mangesh Sutar, Mukund Desai, Kalyan Devappa Bamane, D. Y. Patil · 2014
Abstract — India ranks third in population around worldwide. Thus to handle transportation for such a large population a good and a strong system is need. Indian railroad is the second largest transportation system around world. In the vicinity of 2.5 crores passenger on daily basis are served by Indian Railway. Therefore to handle such a huge crowd conveniently modern amelioration of technology has been selected exceptionally the reservation system to bring gratification, performance, capability and transparency. Gradually, it was observed that the outcome of such adoption has piggyback various confrontations such as new online Tatkal booking system policy i.e. only two tickets can be booked per IP address between 10 a.m. to 12 noon and polymorphous user IDs issue. Howbeit, various reformative measures have been taken on the above highlighted issues. Thus, this paper is attempt to provide a answer for above highlighted issues i.e. by using UID registration numbers for reducing multiple IDs along with run interference for increasing limit to the number of Tatkal (online) booking. The proposed model solves the problem up to an admissible level. Pseudonymous System enables the service providers such as the website administrator to identify the misbehaving users. Since both the abusive and non-abusive users remain anonymous to the service providers. Also this paper is an attempt for the solution of blacklisting the user through administrator side.