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path and round trip time measurements

dwm@caida.org

aug 1998, iepg



1. path and round trip time measurements

  • 1.1 project focus
  • 1.2 why not one-way trip time measurements?
  • 1.3 measurement methodology
  • 1.4 initial observations (hop distance distribution)
  • 1.5 initial observations (frequency of IP addresses in paths)
  • 1.6 observations: visible outdegree (indicates many next hops/peerings)
  • 1.7 scope of CAIDA measurements (12 mo projection)
  • 1.8 architecture
  • 1.9 visualization efforts
  • 1.10 data visualization: RTT candle plots
  • 1.11 Cisco with prefix cache
  • 1.12 Cisco running CEF
  • 1.13 data viz: RTT candle plots, to aggregate larger data sets
  • 1.14 further RTT visualizations
  • 1.15 macroscopic topology visualization
  • 1.16 next steps

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