Computer Science – Distributed – Parallel – and Cluster Computing
Scientific paper
2006-11-22
13th Colloquium on Structural Information and Communication Complexity (SIROCCO), LNCS Volume 4056 pp. 212-226, Chester, UK, J
Computer Science
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Scientific paper
10.1007/11780823_17
We study the problem of Byzantine-robust topology discovery in an arbitrary asynchronous network. We formally state the weak and strong versions of the problem. The weak version requires that either each node discovers the topology of the network or at least one node detects the presence of a faulty node. The strong version requires that each node discovers the topology regardless of faults. We focus on non-cryptographic solutions to these problems. We explore their bounds. We prove that the weak topology discovery problem is solvable only if the connectivity of the network exceeds the number of faults in the system. Similarly, we show that the strong version of the problem is solvable only if the network connectivity is more than twice the number of faults. We present solutions to both versions of the problem. The presented algorithms match the established graph connectivity bounds. The algorithms do not require the individual nodes to know either the diameter or the size of the network. The message complexity of both programs is low polynomial with respect to the network size. We describe how our solutions can be extended to add the property of termination, handle topology changes and perform neighborhood discovery.
Nesterenko Mikhail
Tixeuil Sébastien
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