Smart Proxying: Reducing Energy Waste in Network Devices During Idle Periods

Raffaele Bolla; Maurizio Giribaldi; Rafiullah Khan; Matteo Repetto

Smart Proxying: Reducing Energy Waste in Network Devices During Idle Periods

Raffaele Bolla, Maurizio Giribaldi, Rafiullah Khan, Matteo Repetto

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Abstract

Although network devices embed low power states as an effective mechanism for reducing energy waste, their use is usually hindered due to the need of maintaining network connectivity for remote access, Instant Messengers (IMs), VoIP clients and other Internet-centric applications. To foster wide usage of low-power states, a low-power entity called Network Connectivity Proxy (NCP) can be designed that maintains the network presence for a set of sleeping devices and wakes them up only when their services/resources are required. This demo paper briefly presents our NCP design and a set of generalized functionalities implemented.

Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Publication status	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes
Event	3rd IEEE Online Conference on Green Communications - New York, United States Duration: 29 Oct 2013 → 31 Oct 2013 http://onlinegreencomm2013.ieee-onlinegreencomm.org/indsession.html (Program details)

Conference

Conference	3rd IEEE Online Conference on Green Communications
Abbreviated title	IEEE Online GreenComm
Country	United States
City	New York
Period	29/10/2013 → 31/10/2013
Internet address	http://onlinegreencomm2013.ieee-onlinegreencomm.org/indsession.html (Program details)

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