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IEEE P1903 is working on service overlay networks and has published a standard of functional architecture of next generation service overlay networks (NGSON) on October 2011. The main goal of this standard is to provide a framework of Internet Protocol (IP)-based service overlay networks and specify context-aware, dynamically adaptive, and self-organizing networking capabilities, including advanced routing and forwarding schemes, and that are independent of underlying transport networks.
This article summarizes the functional architecture of NGSON. It defines a set of functional entities that provide specific functions to support service overlay networks.
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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. NGSON Architecture
2.1 Overview of Architecture
2.2 Architecture Diagram
2.3 Service Composition(SC) FE
2.4 Service Discovery and Negotiation(SDN) FE
2.5 Service Routing(SR) FE
2.6 Service Register(SReg FE)
2.7 Identity Management(IDM) FE
2.8 Context Information Management(CIM) FE
2.9 Content Delivery(CD) FE
2.10 Service Policy Decision Function(SPDF) FE
2.11 Service Portal(SP) FE
2.12 Overlay Management(OM) FE
3. Advanced Features of NGSON
3.1 Context Awareness
3.2 Dynamic Adaptation
3.3 Self-Organization
4. Service scenario in NGSON
5. Conclusion
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1. Introduction
2. NGSON Architecture
2.1 Overview of Architecture
2.2 Architecture Diagram
2.3 Service Composition(SC) FE
2.4 Service Discovery and Negotiation(SDN) FE
2.5 Service Routing(SR) FE
2.6 Service Register(SReg FE)
2.7 Identity Management(IDM) FE
2.8 Context Information Management(CIM) FE
2.9 Content Delivery(CD) FE
2.10 Service Policy Decision Function(SPDF) FE
2.11 Service Portal(SP) FE
2.12 Overlay Management(OM) FE
3. Advanced Features of NGSON
3.1 Context Awareness
3.2 Dynamic Adaptation
3.3 Self-Organization
4. Service scenario in NGSON
5. Conclusion
References