Home Area Networking
Sherali Zeadally, Priya Kubher, and Nadeem Ansari, Wayne State University
Introduction
Related Work and Novelty of Contribution
Related Work
Novelty of Contribution
Security in Home Area Networks
Securing Networked Devices within the HAN
Securing the Interconnection between the HAN and the WAN Using Addressing and Firewall
Design and Implementation of an OSGi-Based Residential Gateway
Integration of Discovery Technologies in OSGi
Internet Access to HAN Devices Residing on the UPnP and Jini Networks
UPnP Device as an OSGi Service
Jini Device as an OSGi Service
Integrating UPnP and Jini Services in OSGi
OSGi Security Implementation Issues for Secure Internet Access to the HAN
Conclusion
Glossary
Acknowledgments
Cross References
References
INTRODUCTION
Home area networks (HANs) facilitate communication among appliances, home systems, entertainment products, and information devices in a home so that they can work cooperatively and share information. A device connected to an HAN gains the capabilities of other networked devices, and as a result the device can provide a service or function that it would have otherwise been incapable of providing alone (CEA, 2004). Several factors are pushing for the development and adoption of HANs. These include the advancement in telecommunications technologies, the wide proliferation of personal computers, the decreasing costs of smart devices that allow users to control and monitor events in consumer-based appliances, and consumer ...
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