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Statistical Characteristics of Active IP One Way Delay Measurements
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DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICNS.2006.106International conference on Networkin ...
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Peter Holleczek, Friedrich-Alexander University, germany
Roland Karch, WiN-Labor of the DFN Verein, Germany
Ralf Kleineisel, WiN-Labor of the DFN Verein, Germany
Stephan Kraft, Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany
Jochen Reinwand, Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany
Verena Venus, WiN-Labor of the DFN Verein, Germany
Within the scope of the European research and education network project G?ANT2, including a framework for performance measurements, the need for statistical analysis and interpretation of network performance metrics has to be satisfied. Following the IETF approach, a measurement system for metrics as One-Way-Delay (OWD), OWD-Variation (OWDV) and Packet Loss (PL) was developed by the WiN-Labor group of the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-N?rnberg for the German National Research and Educational Network G-WiN. Starting from the experiences made in the G-WiN, IP performance metrics under laboratory and real world conditions are examined to analyze and interpret the measured real time data.
Index Terms:
Computer network performance, Wide area networks, Local area networks, IP delay
Citation:
Peter Holleczek, Roland Karch, Ralf Kleineisel, Stephan Kraft, Jochen Reinwand, Verena Venus, "Statistical Characteristics of Active IP One Way Delay Measurements," icns, pp.1, International conference on Networking and Services (ICNS'06), 2006
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