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The origin of TCP traffic burstiness in some time scales
- Internet traffic exhibits multifaceted burstiness and correlation structure over a wide span of time scales. Previous work analyzed this structure in terms of heavy-tailed session characteristics, as well as TCP timeouts and congestion avoidance, in relatively long time scales. We focus on shorter s
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Dynamic Class Selection: from Relative Differentiation to Absolute QoS
- The relative differentiation architecture does not require per-flow state at the network core or edges, nor admission control, but it can only provide higher classes with better service than lower classes. A central premise in this context is that users with absolute QoS requirements should dynamica
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Resource Aggregation for Fault Tolerance in Integrated Services Networks
- For several real-time applications it is critical that the failure of a network component does not lead to unexpected termination or long disruption of service. In this paper, we propose a scheme called RAFT (Resource Aggregation for Fault Tolerance) that guarantees recovery in a timely and resource
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Guardian: A Router Mechanism for Extreme Overload Prevention
- Disasters such as the 9/11 attacks, as well as major and unpredictable events, can cause extreme network overload. By "extreme overload" we mean, first, that the offered load at a link is significantly higher than the link's capacity, and second, that the average throughput per session is too low. U
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Proportional Differentiated Services, Part II: Loss Rate Differentiation and Packet Dropping
- The proportional differentiation model was proposed in [1] as a target for controllable and predictable relative differentiated services. [1] considered only the delay differentiation aspect of the model, and focused on packet scheduling mechanisms. In this paper, we extend the proportional differen
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End-to-end Estimation of the Available Bandwidth Variation Range
- The available bandwidth (avail-bw) of a network path is an important performance metric and its end-to-end estimation has recently received significant attention. Previous work focused on the estimation of the average avail-bw, ignoring the significant variability of this metric in different time sc
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Relative Differentiated Services in the Internet: Issues and Mechanisms
- Introduction In the context of relative differentiated services the network traffic is grouped in N classes of service which differ in their relative forwarding quality, i.e., class i is better than class i \Gamma 1 in terms of local (per-hop) forwarding measures of the queueing delays and packet
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ANEMOS: An Autonomous NEtwork MOnitoring System
- We describe the design and implementation of ANEMOS, an Autonomous NEtwork MOnitoring System. ANEMOS allows network operators and end-users to schedule, perform, and analyze active measurements on several network paths through a Web-based GUI. The measurements can be performed with "off-the-shelf" t
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Proportional Differentiated Services For The Internet
- ii Acknowledgements iv Acronyms xiii 1
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Class Provisioning Using Proportional Delay Differentiation
- We consider the problem of link provisioning in a di#erentiated services network that o#ers N classes of service. At the provisioning phase, the network manager con#gures the link to support the requirements of M distinct tra#c types. Each tra#c type is speci#ed by an expected arrival rate and an av
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