ACDFGKMRR-UPSIMDPA-97
Nikos Anerousis, Ramon Caceres, Nick Duffield, Anja Feldmann, Albert Greenberg, Chuck Kalmanek, Partho Mishra, K.K. Ramakrishnan, Jennifer Rexford. Using the AT&T labs PacketScope for Internet Measurements, Design, and Performance Analysis. AT&T Services and Infrastructure Performance Symposium 1997, November 1997.
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This note describes the AT&T Labs PacketScope, a high performance system for packet-level Internet measurement, which we have developed with the help of a great many others in AT&T Worldnetsm and AT&T Networking and Computer Systems. The NYC PacketScope, operational in June 1997, harvests about 10M packet headers per day on links between AT&T Worldnetsm and the external Internet. The Bridgeton, Missouri PacketScope, deployed in July 1997, can monitor a variety of traffic from the dial platform, web hosting and other servers, as well as gate way links to the external Internet. The data has a wide range of applications to AT&T Worldnetsm marketing, engineering, and service provisioning. One applic ation is described here: to the design and performance tuning of the IP over ATM infrastructure for AT&T's ATM common backbone, which will provide the network platform for AT&T WorldNet. Finally, we offer some remarks on ongoing simulation and analytic work.
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@Misc{ACDFGKMRR-UPSIMDPA-97,
Author = {Anerousis, Nikos and Caceres, Ramon and Duffield, Nick and Feldmann, Anja and Greenberg, Albert and Kalmanek, Chuck and Mishra, Partho and Ramakrishnan, K.K. and Rexford, Jennifer},
Title = {Using the AT&T labs PacketScope for Internet Measurements, Design, and Performance Analysis},
Howpublished = {AT&T Services and Infrastructure Performance Symposium 1997},
Month = {November},
Year = {1997}
}
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