Análisis comparativo entre protocolos de multidifusión nativa oportunista (MNO) y capa de aplicación de multidifusión (CAM) en redes punto a punto (P2P) utilizando OMNeT++.

Abstract

This postgraduate work consists in carrying out the comparative analysis between opportunistic native multicast protocols and multicast application layer on point-to-point networks (P2P) using the OMNeT ++ simulation platform. The point-to-point or P2P systems allow the exchange of data, as well as, users send queries and receive results (such as data or pointers to the data) in return, through the search mechanism. The data shared in the system can be of any type. In most cases, users share different types of files, such as music files, images, news articles, web pages, etc. The actual evaluation of P2P networks is a limitation, for which the real-time simulation model of multicast protocols applied to P2P networks was necessary. The results obtained during the execution in the simulator give the opportunistic multicast protocol as the best protocol for its robustness, effectiveness and efficiency.