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      High precision traffic measurement by the WAND research group

      Cleary, John G.; Graham, Ian; McGregor, Anthony James; Pearson, Murray W.; Siedins, Ilze; Curtis, James; Donnelly, Stephen F.; Martens, Jed; Martin, Stele
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      Cleary, J., Graham, I., McGregor, T., Pearson, M., Siedins, I., Curtis, J., Donnelly, S., Martens, J. & Martin, S. (1999). High precision traffic measurement by the WAND research group. (Working paper 99/17). Hamilton, New Zealand: University of Waikato, Department of Computer Science.
      Permanent Research Commons link: https://hdl.handle.net/10289/1045
      Abstract
      Over recent years the size and capacity of the Internet has continued its exponential growth driven by new applications and improving network technology. These changes are particularly significant in the New Zealand context where the high costs of trans-Pacific traffic has mandated that traffic be charged for by volume. This has also lead to a significant focus within the New Zealand Internet community on issues of caching and of careful planning for capacity.

      Approximately three years ago the WAND research group began with a program to measure ATM traffic. We were sharply constrained by cost and decided to start by reprogramming some ATM NIC cards. This paper is largely based on our experience as we have broadened this work to include IP-based non-ATM networks and the construction of our own hardware. We have learned a number of lessons in this work, rediscovering along the way some of the hard discipline that all observation scientists must submit to.
      Date
      1999-12
      Type
      Working Paper
      Series
      Computer Science Working Papers
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      99/17
      Publisher
      Department of Computer Science
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      • 1999 Working Papers [16]
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