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Origins of Microcongestion in an Access Router

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Origins of Microcongestion in an Access Router
Using an authoritative data set from a fully instrumented router at the edge of a core network, packet delays through an access link are studied in detail. Three different root causes of delay are identified and discussed, related to: unequal link bandwidth; multiplexing across different input links; and traffic burstiness. A methodology is developed and metrics are defined to measure the relative impacts of these separate, though inter-related, factors. Conclusions are given regarding the dominant causes for our representative data set.
Konstantina Papagiannaki, Darryl Veitch, Nicolas H
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Type Conference
Year 2004
Where PAM
Authors Konstantina Papagiannaki, Darryl Veitch, Nicolas Hohn
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