RATES: a server for MPLS traffic engineering

Aukia, P.; Kodialam, Murali; Koppol, Pramod V.; Lakshman, T. V.; Sarin, H.; Suter, Bruce W.

doi:10.1109/65.826370

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“…Finally, several authors have proposed tools and methods [5,11,2] to accurately collect statistics in operational networks in order to perform traffic engineering. In these papers, the focus is mainly on the tools and unfortunately the characteristics of the traffic are not discussed in details except for illustration purposes.…”

Section: Interdomain Topologymentioning

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Implications of Interdomain Traffic Characteristics on Traffic Engineering

Uhlig

Bonaventure

2002

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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Abstract.We study the interdomain traffic as seen by a non-transit ISP, based on a six days trace covering all the interdomain links of this ISP. Our analysis considers the relationships between the interdomain traffic and the interdomain topology.We first discuss the day-to-day stability of the interdomain traffic matrix to evaluate the feasibility of interdomain traffic engineering. Then, we study the variability of the interdomain flows for several aggregation levels (prefix, AS and sink tree) and with respect to the interdomain topology seen by BGP. We show that despite the important variability of interdomain flows, it would be useful for a non-transit ISP to traffic engineer its access traffic by relying on a sink tree aggregation level.

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Section: Interdomain Topologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Implications of Interdomain Traffic Characteristics on Traffic Engineering

Uhlig

Bonaventure

2002

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“…In the network field, bandwidth reservation is the major concern. Either on-demand scheduling or in-advance scheduling has been characterized by a set of algorithms and systems [1][2][3][4][5]. On the other hand, in system and architecture field, many paper also focused on CPU of storage resources reservation.…”

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Network Centered Multiple Resource Scheduling in e-Science Applications

Ranka

Sahni

et al. 2010

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Abstract. Workflows generated from e-Science applications require the simultaneous use of multiple types of resources. In this paper, we present the Multiple Resource Reservation Model (M RRM ), which enables the monitoring and scheduling of multiple heterogeneous and distributed resources. M RRM provides a unified representation for multiple types of distributed resources, and represents resource constrains such as compatibility and accessibility. Using M RRM , we solve the Multiple Resource First Slot problem based on a collection of algorithms that are customized for different request and resource types. Our simulation results demonstrate efficiency and scalability of our algorithms for various sizes of networks and resource sets.

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“…The policy servers provide the appropriate configuration information to the policy enforcement points (the network devices) on demand or by pushing. Policy-based network management was originally intended for QoS management, but was recently proposed to manage IPSec VPNs [2] and MPLS networks [3]. However, policy-based network management does not deal with customer care issues.…”

Section: Traditional Ip Network Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Management of quality of service enabled VPNs

Braun

Guenter²,

Khalil³

2001

IEEE Commun. Mag.

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New emerging IP services based on differentiated services and the IP security architecture offer the level of communication support that corporate Internet applications need nowadays. However, these services add an additional degree of complexity to IP networks which will require sophisticated management support. The management of enhanced IP services for their customers is thus an emerging important task for Internet service providers. This article describes a potential management architecture service providers will need for that task, considering problems such as multiprovider services and service automation. We will focus on a quality-enhanced virtual private network service which is particularly useful for corporate internetworking.

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RATES: a server for MPLS traffic engineering

Cited by 98 publications

References 6 publications

Implications of Interdomain Traffic Characteristics on Traffic Engineering

Implications of Interdomain Traffic Characteristics on Traffic Engineering

Network Centered Multiple Resource Scheduling in e-Science Applications

Management of quality of service enabled VPNs

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