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Content-oriented Framework for Future Internet

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In this paper, we propose a Content-Oriented Framework for future Internet (COFI) to reduce content-oriented communication costs and latency by exploiting advantages of IP networks and CCN. To be compatible with the Internet, COFI maps a name prefix to a global routing prefix and a name to an anycast address. In this way, a content-centric domain identified by a name prefix can also be defined by the mapping global routing prefix, and the content identified by a name can also be specified by the mapping anycast address. Based on the mapping mechanism, the content-oriented communications between IP and CCN are achieved in the unicast way. Moreover, COFI proposes the request pending mechanism so that multiple consumers share desired contents via one communication process. COFI is evaluated, and the data show that COFI reduces content-oriented communication costs and latency.

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This work is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (61202440).

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Li, Y., Wang, X. Content-oriented Framework for Future Internet. Wireless Pers Commun 120, 869–886 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-08494-0

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