--- v...@ee.lbl.gov wrote:
> > Any idea how can one do bandwidth measurement based on this?
>
> vern paxson did extensive work in this area. van jacobson too.
For more recent work, see the papers of Constantine Dovrolis. (Likely
others, too, but that's the work that comes immediately to mind.
Thanks a lot for referring to such valuable resources. However, the problem
is that these are active measurement tools. Anyways, I will keep on looking
and will post if I'll find a good passive measurement solution.
Regards,
Ghulam
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 6:26 PM, Ricardo Oliveira wrote:
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> > Any idea how can one do bandwidth measurement based on this?
>
> vern paxson did extensive work in this area. van jacobson too.
For more recent work, see the papers of Constantine Dovrolis. (Likely
others, too, but that's the work that comes immediately to mind.)
Vern
> I am more interested in getting an "Available Bandwidth" estimator. Due to
> this available bandwidth, I am interested in congestion window. As whenever
> congestion window goes to half it means the data rate has gone to its upper
> limit. I want to use this particular property of congestion wind
I am more interested in getting an "Available Bandwidth" estimator. Due to
this available bandwidth, I am interested in congestion window. As whenever
congestion window goes to half it means the data rate has gone to its upper
limit. I want to use this particular property of congestion window to
ca
I used a passive TCP RTT calculator and TCP re-trans monitor to guess the
conditions to a host or group of hosts with some success. I the. Derived the
network "weather" from this and it worked pretty well to dynamically tune DPI
box policing for wireless networks.
It also makes cool graphs. Esp
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