PCF designs provably resilient flexible routing
Guest Post: New routing models compute the best allocation to maximize the throughput upon target failures.
Tag: measurement
Routing on multiple optimality criteria
Guest Post: Breakthrough routing protocols provide a richer set of routing options for future networks.
TCP path brokenness and transport layer evolution
Guest Post: Study looks at how prevalent middleboxes are within the Internet and measures the percentage of traffic affected by them.
Improving packet capture performance: measuring the problem
Guest Post: Find out which techniques help filter and inspect incoming packets at the right rate.
A new way to measuring QoE using TCP connection establishment delay
Guest Post: Learn about a new traffic analyser being developed to help network engineers detect issues related to quality of experience.
Journeying into XDP: Augmenting the DNS
Guest Post: Learn how eXpress Data Path (XDP) can augment existing DNS software instead of replacing it.
NetDice verifies your SLAs using probabilistic analysis
Guest Post: Learn how NetDice can verify four 9s SLAs within minutes, even in large networks with hundreds of links.
Mantis: Reactive programmable switches
Guest Post: An new open-source framework achieves both generic support of reactive behaviours and sub-RTT level latency without penalizing line-rate packet processing speed.
DDoS hide and seek: on the effectiveness of a booter service takedown
Guest Post: Study investigates booter-based DDoS attacks in the wild and the impact of an FBI takedown.
Multi-domain information exposure using ALTO: The good, the bad and the solution
Guest Post: Multi-national study defines and recommends solutions for Application-Layer Traffic Optimization (ALTO) protocol’s multi-doamin issues.