[e2e] Is a non-TCP solution dead?
Saad Biaz
sbiaz at eng.auburn.edu
Thu Apr 24 11:21:20 PDT 2003
On Thu, 24 Apr 2003, Cannara wrote:
> John, the various non-TCP flows that have been increasing, and are planned to
> be used even more in the future, center on media communications, such as audio
> & video streaming, as well as IP phone, conferencing, etc. I'm not sure that
> Inet2 is representative for what's going on in the bulk of the net.
Alex:
Below are some measurement (years 2000, 2001, and 2002) which steadily
show TCP predominance with about 90%
Recent measurements will be very welcome.
@inproceedings{claffy-2000,
AUTHOR = "S. McCreary and K.C. Claffy",
TITLE = "{Trends in wide area {IP} traffic patterns - A view from
Ames
Internet Exchange}",
BOOKTITLE = "ITC Specialist Seminar",
YEAR = 2000,
MONTH = sep,
PAGES = "18-20"
}
@techreport{sprint01,
AUTHOR = "Chuck Fraleigh and Sue Moon and Christophe Diot and
Bryan Lyles and Fouad Tobagi",
TITLE = "Packet-Level Traffic Measurements from a Tier-1 {IP}
Backbone",
INSTITUTION = "{SPRINT}",
YEAR = 2001,
MONTH = nov,
NUMBER = "TR01-ATL-110101"
}
@misc{claffy-2002,
AUTHOR = "K.C Claffy and Dan Plummer",
TITLE = "Trace Statistics, 2002-03-05 (Tuesday) {OC48} data
07:06-07:45",
INSTITUTION= "CAIDA",
URL =
"http://www.caida.org/analysis/workload/byapplication/oc48/stats.xml",
YEAR = 2002,
MONTH = may
}
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