P2P file sharing is an interesting application in a mobile data network such as GSM/GPRS and UMTS. In
particular in mobile environments, operation of P2P systems encounters several problems, such as a relatively
narrow and expensive air interface, highly varying online-state (presence) of subscribers, hierarchical
network structure, and limited device capabilities. The desire of operators is to add some value to P2P data
flows and to turn them into services. At least some control over traffic and content should be possible,
while preserving the basic P2P user experience and connectivity. Operation of P2P file sharing services in
next generation mobile networks has to suit the needs of users as well as to accommodate the constraints
imposed by 3G mobile technology and 3G network operation.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 info3-inproceedings-2004-147
%A Andersen, Frank-Uwe
%A de Meer, Hermann
%A Dedinski, Ivan
%A Kappler, Cornelia
%A Mäder, Andreas
%A Oberender, Jens
%A Tutschku, Kurt
%B Workshop at Informatik 2004 - Algorithms and Protocols for Efficient Peer-to-Peer Applications
%C Ulm
%D 2004
%K myown mobileptp
%T An Architecture Concept for Mobile P2P File Sharing Services
%X P2P file sharing is an interesting application in a mobile data network such as GSM/GPRS and UMTS. In
particular in mobile environments, operation of P2P systems encounters several problems, such as a relatively
narrow and expensive air interface, highly varying online-state (presence) of subscribers, hierarchical
network structure, and limited device capabilities. The desire of operators is to add some value to P2P data
flows and to turn them into services. At least some control over traffic and content should be possible,
while preserving the basic P2P user experience and connectivity. Operation of P2P file sharing services in
next generation mobile networks has to suit the needs of users as well as to accommodate the constraints
imposed by 3G mobile technology and 3G network operation.
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abstract = {P2P file sharing is an interesting application in a mobile data network such as GSM/GPRS and UMTS. In
particular in mobile environments, operation of P2P systems encounters several problems, such as a relatively
narrow and expensive air interface, highly varying online-state (presence) of subscribers, hierarchical
network structure, and limited device capabilities. The desire of operators is to add some value to P2P data
flows and to turn them into services. At least some control over traffic and content should be possible,
while preserving the basic P2P user experience and connectivity. Operation of P2P file sharing services in
next generation mobile networks has to suit the needs of users as well as to accommodate the constraints
imposed by 3G mobile technology and 3G network operation.
},
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author = {Andersen, Frank-Uwe and de Meer, Hermann and Dedinski, Ivan and Kappler, Cornelia and Mäder, Andreas and Oberender, Jens and Tutschku, Kurt},
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month = {9},
timestamp = {2022-03-14T00:09:50.000+0100},
title = {An Architecture Concept for Mobile P2P File Sharing Services},
year = 2004
}