A study on cache suppression control according to content popularity for in-network guidance
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Hiroki Kawabata, Takaki Onizuka, Yumi Takaki, Chikara Ohta, Hisashi TamakiAuthors Info & Claims
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Content servers have become burdened by the transfer of large content sets such as high-definition video and music. To mitigate this problem, we propose a Mapping Server with Cache-location Resolution with Cache Suppression (MSCR/CS), which suppresses the unnecessary duplication of popular contents in network caches.Simulations show that MSCR/CS decreases content-server loads.
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