A Framework for Passive Packet Measurement
draft-duffield-framework-papame-01
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| Authors | Jennifer Rexford , Matthias Grossglauser , Dr. Nick Duffield , Albert Greenberg | ||
| Last updated | 2002-03-07 | ||
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Abstract
A wide range of traffic engineering and troubleshooting tasks rely on reliable, timely, and detailed traffic measurements. We describe a passive packet measurement framework that is (a) general enough to serve as the basis for a wide range of operational tasks, and (b) relies on a small set of primitives that facilitate uniform deployment in router interfaces or dedicated measurement devices, even at very high speeds. This document describes the motivation for such a framework through several operational examples, defines the measurement primitives (filtering, sampling, and hashing), and illustrates their use.
Authors
Jennifer Rexford
Matthias Grossglauser
Dr. Nick Duffield
Albert Greenberg
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