Volume 37, Issue 2April 2007
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
ISSN:0146-4833
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FEATURE: Reviewed articles

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BGP routing dynamics revisited

Understanding BGP routing dynamics is critical to the solid growth and maintenance of the Internet routing infrastructure. However, while the most extensive study on BGP dynamics is nearly a decade old, many factors that could affect BGP dynamics have ...

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Adding definition to active probing

Active probing techniques have overwhelmingly been based on a few key heuristics. To progress to the next level a more powerful approach is needed, which is capable of filtering noise effectively, designing (and defining) optimal probing strategies, and ...

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Analysis of the SPV secure routing protocol: weaknesses and lessons

We analyze a secure routing protocol, Secure Path Vector (SPV), proposed in SIGCOMM 2004. SPV aims to provide authenticity for route announcements in the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) using an efficient alternative to ordinary digital signatures, called ...

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An edge-to-edge filtering architecture against DoS

Defending against large, distributed Denial-of-Service attacks is challenging, with large changes to the network core or to end-hosts often suggested. To make matters worse, spoofing adds to the difficulty, since defenses must resist attempts to trigger ...

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Dynamic load balancing without packet reordering

Dynamic load balancing is a popular recent technique that protects ISP networks from sudden congestion caused by load spikes or link failures. Dynamic load balancing protocols, however, require schemes for splitting traffic across multiple paths at a ...

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Flow rate fairness: dismantling a religion

Resource allocation and accountability keep reappearing on every list of requirements for the Internet architecture. The reason we never resolve these issues is a broken idea of what the problem is. The applied research and standards communities are ...

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Can you hear me now?!: it must be BGP

Industry observers expect VoIP to eventually replace most of the existing land-line telephone connections. Currently however, quality and reliability concerns largely limit VoIP usage to either personal calls on cross-domain services such as Skype and ...

COLUMN: Editorial zone

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Future internet research: The EU framework
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10Gb/s Ethernet performance and retrospective

This paper presents both a retrospective of the development of network interface architecture, and performance and conformance data from a range of contemporary devices sporting various performance enhancing technologies. The data shows that 10Gb/s ...

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You must be joking... warns you: don't drink and type

I would like to apologise to both of my fans (which I will call Tom and Jerry respecting their request for anonymity for obvious reasons) for missing my column in the last issue. Their response was extremely flattering although the points of "silence is ...

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The state of peer-to-peer simulators and simulations

In this paper, we discuss the current situation with respect to simulation usage in P2P research, testing the available P2P simulators against a proposed set of requirements, and surveying over 280 papers to discover what simulators are already being ...

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IFIP TC6 activity report
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Future internet: fundamentals and measurement

While the Internet is hardly "broken", it has proved unable to integrate new ideas, new architectures, and provide paths for future integration of data, voice, rich media and higher reliability. The reason is that the basic concept of the Internet as an ...

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10 papers for the Ph.D. student in networking

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