Locating available bandwidth bottlenecks

The spatio-temporal available bandwidth estimator (STAB), a new edge-based probing tool, locates thin links - those links with less available bandwidth than all the links preceding them - on end-to-end network paths. By localizing thin links, STAB facilitates network operations and troubleshooting,...

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Published in:IEEE internet computing 2004-09, Vol.8 (5), p.34-41
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Bandwidth
Bit rate
Chirp
Delay estimation
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Grid computing
Internet
Links
Network servers
Networks
Probes
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Telecommunication traffic
Traffic control
Trains
Troubleshooting
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Chirp
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Links
Network servers
Networks
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Telecommunication traffic
Traffic control
Trains
Troubleshooting
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