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    Device Discovery in Iot

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    Device discovery allows IoT devices to identify and communicate with each other on a network. Devices can use various protocols like SSDP, Bonjour, UPnP for IP-based discovery, and Bluetooth Low Energy for Bluetooth-based discovery. Other discovery methods include DNS-based lookup, RFID/NFC for short-range detection, cloud-based registration services, and multicast messaging. Device registration involves getting a unique ID, sharing capability details, and authentication to join a network or cloud platform. Deregistration removes inactive devices for security, resource management and billing purposes.

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    Device Discovery in Iot

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    Device discovery allows IoT devices to identify and communicate with each other on a network. Devices can use various protocols like SSDP, Bonjour, UPnP for IP-based discovery, and Bluetooth Low Energy for Bluetooth-based discovery. Other discovery methods include DNS-based lookup, RFID/NFC for short-range detection, cloud-based registration services, and multicast messaging. Device registration involves getting a unique ID, sharing capability details, and authentication to join a network or cloud platform. Deregistration removes inactive devices for security, resource management and billing purposes.

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    Device discovery allows IoT devices to identify and communicate with each other on a network. Devices can use various protocols like SSDP, Bonjour, UPnP for IP-based discovery, and Bluetooth Low Energy for Bluetooth-based discovery. Other discovery methods include DNS-based lookup, RFID/NFC for short-range detection, cloud-based registration services, and multicast messaging. Device registration involves getting a unique ID, sharing capability details, and authentication to join a network or cloud platform. Deregistration removes inactive devices for security, resource management and billing purposes.

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    Device Discovery in Iot

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    Device discovery allows IoT devices to identify and communicate with each other on a network. Devices can use various protocols like SSDP, Bonjour, UPnP for IP-based discovery, and Bluetooth Low Energy for Bluetooth-based discovery. Other discovery methods include DNS-based lookup, RFID/NFC for short-range detection, cloud-based registration services, and multicast messaging. Device registration involves getting a unique ID, sharing capability details, and authentication to join a network or cloud platform. Deregistration removes inactive devices for security, resource management and billing purposes.

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    How Devices Can Be Discovered

    On a Network
    Device discovery is a critical aspect of the Internet of
    Things (IoT) ecosystem, as it allows devices to
    identify and communicate with each other on a
    network.
    • IP-based discovery: Devices on an IP-based network can
    use protocols such as Simple Service Discovery Protocol
    (SSDP), Bonjour, or Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) to
    advertise their presence and discover other devices on
    the network.
    • Bluetooth-based discovery: Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
    is a common communication protocol used in IoT
    devices, and it also includes device discovery capabilities.
    • DNS-based discovery: Devices can register their
    presence by updating DNS records with their
    information, and other devices can query the DNS server
    to discover devices based on their registered domain
    names.
    RFID/NFC-based discovery: Radio-Frequency
    Identification (RFID) and Near Field Communication
    (NFC) are technologies used for short-range wireless
    communication. IoT devices equipped with RFID or NFC
    tags can be discovered by other devices equipped with
    compatible readers or scanners in close proximity.

    Cloud-based discovery: Devices can connect to a cloud-


    based platform or service to register their presence, and
    other devices can query the cloud-based service to
    discover devices. This may involve using APIs or other
    communication mechanisms provided by the cloud-
    based service.

    Multicast-based discovery: Devices can use multicast


    messages to discover other devices on the same
    network. A device can send a multicast message
    containing its information, and other devices can listen
    for these messages to discover the available devices.
    Device Registration
    Device Device identification: The device needs to have a unique identifier, such as
    a MAC address, IP address, or a custom device ID, to register on the
    registration network or with a cloud-based service.
    refers to
    the process
    Information sharing: The device may need to share relevant information,
    of adding a such as its capabilities, services, characteristics, or metadata, during the
    device to a registration process. This information can be used by other devices or
    services for discovery and communication purposes.
    network or
    service. Authentication/Authorization: The device may need to authenticate
    and/or authorize itself with the network or cloud-based service to register.
    This can involve using credentials, tokens, or certificates to ensure secure
    and authorized access to the network or service.
    Device Deregistration
    Device deregistration refers to the process of removing a device from a network
    or service.
    • Security: Deregistering devices that are no longer needed helps prevent
    unauthorized access to the network or service, reducing potential security risks.
    • Resource Management: Deregistration frees up resources, such as IP addresses,
    bandwidth, and storage, that were allocated to the device, allowing them to be
    reallocated to other devices or services.
    • Billing and Accounting: Deregistration helps track and manage device usage for
    accurate billing and accounting, ensuring that only active devices are billed for
    the resources and services they consume.
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