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Adapting a DHT to a Self-Reliant M2M Network

Jimenez Bolonio, 2011

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Jimenez Bolonio J
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This thesis aims at adapting current DHT (Distributed Hash Table) procedures to a M2M (Machine-to-Machine) environment. Moreover it will consist on implementing a layer for M2M communication on top of an existing DHT. We analyze the state of the art in both …
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