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rosenstiel2004pgpfone


Alexander Rosenstiel, "PGPfone - vertrauliche Gespräche über das Netz," Bachelor Thesis, Wilhelm-Schickard-Institute for Computer Science, University of Tübingen, April 2004. (Advisors: Heiko Niedermayer and Falko Dressler)


Abstract

Aufgabenstellung und Motivation der vorliegenden Arbeit war das Untersuchen des Voice-over-IP-Programms PGPfone. Mit Hilfe dieses Open-Source-Produktes sollten Tests durchgeführt werden, um eine Aussage über die Qualität des Programms treffen zu können. Performance-Parameter sollten angegeben und das Programm für eine Beurteilung gegebenenfalls erweitert werden. Zur Auswertung wurden verschiedene Statistiken, die PGP mitliefert, untersucht. Weiter wurden diverse Signalaufzeichnungen und Frequenzanalysen vorgenommen und ausgewertet. Da PGPfone mehrere Koder zur Verfügung stellt, wurden diese näher untersucht und Unterschiede festgestellt. Die Testumgebung wurde erweitert, um ein Netzwerk besser simulieren zu können. Dazu wurde das Programm NistNet verwendet. Des Weiteren erfolgte im Laufe der Arbeit eine Messung des Delays sowie die Berechnung der daraus resultierenden Standardabweichung. Abschließend wurden die sich ergebenden Ergebnisse mit anderen Voice-over-IP Programmen verglichen und daraus Folgerungen für eine Verwendbarkeit des Programms getroffen.

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@phdthesis{rosenstiel2004pgpfone,
    author = {Rosenstiel, Alexander},
    title = {{PGPfone - vertrauliche Gespr{\"{a}}che {\"{u}}ber das Netz}},
    advisor = {Niedermayer, Heiko and Dressler, Falko},
    institution = {Wilhelm-Schickard-Institute for Computer Science},
    location = {T{\"{u}}bingen, Germany},
    month = {4},
    school = {University of T{\"{u}}bingen},
    type = {Bachelor Thesis},
    year = {2004},
   }
   
   

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