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Modeling of Aggregated TCP/IP Traffic on a Bottleneck Link Based on Scaling Behavior
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This paper proposes an idea for modeling aggregated TCP/IP traffic arriving at a bottleneck link by focusing on its scaling behavior. Here, the aggregated TCP/IP traffic means the IP packet traffic from many TCP connections sharing the bottleneck link. The model is constructed based on the outcomes of our previous works investigating how the TCP/IP networking mechanism affects the self-similar scaling behavior of the aggregated TCP/IP traffic in a LAN/WAN environment. The proposed traffic model has been examined from the perspective of application to network performance estimation. The examinations have shown that it models the scaling behavior and queueing behavior of actual traffic, though it neglects the interaction among TCP connections that compete with each other for the single bottleneck link bandwidth.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E85-B No.9 pp.1756-1765
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- 2002/09/01
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Hiroki FURUYA, Masaki FUKUSHIMA, Hajime NAKAMURA, Shinichi NOMOTO, "Modeling of Aggregated TCP/IP Traffic on a Bottleneck Link Based on Scaling Behavior" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 9, pp. 1756-1765, September 2002, doi: .
Abstract: This paper proposes an idea for modeling aggregated TCP/IP traffic arriving at a bottleneck link by focusing on its scaling behavior. Here, the aggregated TCP/IP traffic means the IP packet traffic from many TCP connections sharing the bottleneck link. The model is constructed based on the outcomes of our previous works investigating how the TCP/IP networking mechanism affects the self-similar scaling behavior of the aggregated TCP/IP traffic in a LAN/WAN environment. The proposed traffic model has been examined from the perspective of application to network performance estimation. The examinations have shown that it models the scaling behavior and queueing behavior of actual traffic, though it neglects the interaction among TCP connections that compete with each other for the single bottleneck link bandwidth.
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