Carson, M.
and Santay, D.
(2004),
Micro-Time-Scale Network Measurements and Harmonic Effects, PAM2004 - The 5th Passive and Active Measurement Workshop, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=151130
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Micro-Time-Scale Network Measurements and Harmonic Effects
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As network transmission speeds increase, packet streams increasingly uncover fine details of the interior behavior of router hardware and software. This behavior reveals itself as a set of harmonic effects, as interior clocks periodically interrupt packet forwarding, and interior queues periodically empty and fill. We examine this behavior with a Linux-based router employing a variety of gigabit Ethernet interfaces, with a view toward two goals: the creation of harmonic models of router forwarding performance which are accurate and yet mathematically simple and fast; and the analysis of the potential for an undesirable succession of positively reinforcing router reverberations.Citation
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harmonic, measurement, modeling, network
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