Efficient Content Sharing over Content Centric Networking
Sho Harada, Yong Jin Park · 2013
Abstract—Content Centric Networking (CCN) is a clean slate network architecture optimized for today’s and expected future’s demands for the Internet. It is a promising paradigm for the Future Internet architecture among new clean slate network architectures. It realizes the reduction of the load on servers, efficient mobility support, fast content distribution and retrieval, and high security. However, there is room for improvement on CCN when we share contents in a community or we distribute contents as a service provider. In this paper, we propose a method that enables us to share contents more efficiently in a community. Our content sharing model will reduce an extra processing and the network load by 20 % on average.