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UPnP Introduction

UPnP Introduction. 教授 : 逄愛君 組員 : 資訊三 張弘霖 資訊四 陳錦翰 資訊四 蔡旻諧 . UPnP Universal Plug and Play. Discovery and control of networked devices and services Zero-configuration, "invisible" networking, automatic discovery devices from wide range vendors

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UPnP Introduction

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  1. UPnP Introduction 教授:逄愛君 組員:資訊三 張弘霖 資訊四 陳錦翰 資訊四 蔡旻諧

  2. UPnPUniversal Plug and Play • Discovery and control of networked devices and services • Zero-configuration, "invisible" networking, automatic discovery devices from wide range vendors • Intelligent appliances, wireless devices, and PCs of all form factors • Standard TCP/IP and Internet protocols • Independent of particular operating system, programming language, or physical medium

  3. UPnP Forumhttp://upnp.org/ • Formed on October 18, 1999 • Group of companies and individuals, more than 340 vendors across the industry • Defining and publishing UPnP Device and Service Descriptions built on open, Internet-based communication standards • Enable the emergence of easily connected devices and to simplify the implementation of networks in the home and corporate environments.

  4. UPnP Enabled Scenarios • Internet Connection Sharing • Baby Monitoring and Surveillance Camera • Synchronize Your Clocks • The New Printer • Out of Storage Space Again • The Master Switch

  5. Components of a UPnP Network Device • Container of services and nested devices ex. VCR device may consist of a tape transport service, a tuner service, and a clock service. • Different categories of UPnP devices associated with different sets of services and embedded devices. captured in an XML (eXtensible Markup Language) device description document that the device must host • In addition to the set of services, the device description also lists the properties associated with the device. ex. such as device name and icons

  6. Service (1/2) • The smallest unit of control in a UPnP network • Exposes actions and models its state with state variables ex. a clock service could be modeled as having a state variable: current_time : defines the state of the clock, set_time and get_time : allow you to control the service. • Information is part of an XML service description standardized by the UPnP forum. similar to the device description • A pointer (URL) to these service descriptions is contained within the device description document. devices may contain multiple services.

  7. Service (2/2) • A service in a UPnP device consists of a state table, a control server and an event server state table : models the state of the service through state variables and updates them when the state changes. control server : receives action requests (such as set_time), executes them, updates the state table and returns responses event server : publishes events to interested subscribers anytime the state of the service changes.

  8. Control Points • A controller capable of discovering and controlling other devices • After discovery, a control point could: 1. Retrieve the device description and get a list of associated services. 2. Retrieve service descriptions for interesting services. 3. Invoke actions to control the service. 4. Subscribe to the service's event source. Anytime the state of the service changes, the event server will send an event to the control point. • Peer-to-peer networking

  9. Steps Involved in UPnP Networking • Addressing • Discovery • Description • Control • Eventing • Presentation

  10. UPnP Specific Protocols • TCP/IP • HTTP, HTTPU, HTTPMU HTTP Multicast over UDP, HTTP Unicast over UDP. IETF Draft. • SSDP Simple Service Discovery Protocol. IETF Draft. • GENA General Event Notification Architecture. IETF Draft. • SOAP Simple Object Access Protocol. IETF draft and W3C Technical Report. • XML Extensible Markup Language. W3C recommendation

  11. HTTP, HTTPU, HTTPMU • All aspects of UPnP build on top of HTTP or its variants • HTTPU HTTPMU : ◆HTTP Multicast over UDP, HTTP Unicast over UDP ◆variants of HTTP, IETF Draft ◆ deliver messages on top of UDP/IP ◆used by SSDP , does not require the overhead associated with reliability

  12. SSDP • Simple Service Discovery Protocol ◆defines how network services can be discovered on the network ◆ IETF Draft • built on HTTPU and HTTPMU ◆SSDP search request (over HTTPMU) : for a control point to locate resources of interest on the network ◆SSDP response (over HTTPU) : for devices to announce their availability on the network ◆ SSDP presence announcements(over HTTPMU) : for devices to advertise the services it supports

  13. GENA • General Event Notification Architecture ◆ provide the ability to send and receive notifications using HTTP over TCP/IP and multicast UDP ◆ defines the concepts of subscribers and publishers of notifications to enable events ◆IETF Draft • In UPnP ◆ create the presence announcements to be sent using SSDP ◆ provide the ability to signal changes in service state for UPnP eventing ◆ control point subscribe to event sourcesby sending a request that includes the service of interest, a location to send the events to and a subscription time for the event notification

  14. SOAP • Simple Object Access Protocol ◆ defines the use of Extensible Markup Language (XML) and HTTP to execute remote procedure calls ◆IETF draft and W3C Technical Report • In UPnP ◆deliver control messages to devices and return results or errors back to control points ◆Each UPnP control request is a SOAP message that contains the action to invoke along with a set of parameters ◆ The response is a soap message as well and contains the status, return value and any return parameters

  15. XML • Extensible Markup Language ◆ use the W3C definition, is the universal format for structured data on the Web ◆XML is a way to place nearly any kind of structured data into a text file ◆uses tags and attributes like HTML, actually quite different in that these tags and attributes are not globally defined as to their meaning, but are interpreted within the context of their use • Core part of UPnP used in device and service descriptions, control messages and eventing

  16. An Internet Gateway So the father purchases a new UPnP enabled DVD player. A family want to see a DVD movie, but they don’t have a DVD player. Addressing Get address Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event

  17. Dad wants to start his favorite DVD movie playing. He starts a video control application on his laptop search Discovery-advertising Discovery-search multicast multicast advertising Response (unicast) Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event

  18. The control point only knows the device’s UPnP type, a URL to the device’s UPnP description A control point needs more information on a device Issues a HTTP GET request on the URL from the discovery message Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event UPnP description for root device

  19. Issue an HTTP GET request to the presentation URL Presentation request Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event Presentation page Control and status The capabilities of the presentation page are completely specified by the UPnP vendor

  20. Action request Query variable result Variable value Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event

  21. Addressing Discovery Description Presentation Control Event Subscription request Subscription(uuid:1) Event

  22. Some question of msn • Behind nat ? • Upnp enable gateway? • Message or voice • Without upnp messaging can work • Why ?

  23. Nat problems for msn • Instant messaging • Follow the same path of client to MSN server • MSN server forwarding • Audio and Video • Sip signaling (sdp) • Private address (invalid) • Static ports for particular feature • Only one user behind nat can work

  24. Msn solution for Nat traversal • Using UPnP API • Detect Msn client behind Nat  retrieve address • Obtain port-mapping for dynamic allocated ports • Detect whether msn peer is behind same nat • How did msn use UPnP architecture • Cd -- UPnP enable Nat gateway • Cp – msn client

  25. Internet Ip routing Instant Message route msn login msn login

  26. Public ip port Private ip mapping Internet Ip routing Voice route Public ip port Private ip mapping Upnp enable Upnp enable

  27. Compare msn with skype • Supernode vs. msn server • Voice forwarding ? • Count • Functionality • Something interesting of msn • In the same nat • AV v.s instant messaging

  28. Thank for your listenning Q&A

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