Analysis of content size based routing schemes in hybrid satellite/terrestrial networks
2016 IEEE GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS CONFERENCE (GLOBECOM)
Authors: Bouttier, Elie; Dhaou, Riadh; Arnal, Fabrice; Baudoin, Cedric; Dubois, Emmanuel; Beylot, Andre-Luc
Abstract
Satellite networks are easy-to-deploy solutions to connect rural un-served and underserved areas. But satellite latency has a significant negative impact on performance. Hybrid networks, combining high-throughput long-delay links (e.g. GEO satellites) and short-delay low-throughput links (e.g. poor ADSL), can improve user experience by the use of intelligent routing. Emerging solutions, such as MultiPath TCP (MPTCP), already optimize the throughput in these hybrid networks. However, this kind of solutions does not take into account QoE requirements by the lack of relevant flows information, leading to sub-optimal path selection. This paper proposes an architecture able to retrieve the content size through interconnection with Content Delivery Networks (CDNs). Then, we conduct an analytical study of a probabilistic and a size threshold based routing schemes with the Mean Value Analysis (MVA) method. This shows the great benefit brought by size information in terms of QoE. To solve the limitations due to the threshold configuration, we propose a third algorithm that takes into account the path delay and capacity. Finally, we develop a testbed in order to validate our model and to compare this third scheme to the previous ones. We obtain results equivalent to the size threshold scheme, without its disadvantages.
Analysis in the Internet Traffic Pattern based on RTT over ADSL in Thailand
2013 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INFORMATION NETWORKING (ICOIN)
Authors: Chimmanee, Sanon; Patpituck, Puttinun
Abstract
the internet traffic pattern is needed for the intelligent network devices implemented AI e. g., a neural network in order to upgrade QoS for real-time application or telemedicine, which is one method of Traffic Engineering. There are big three ADSL operators in Thailand (TRUE, 3BB, and TOT). This paper presents the performance comparison of three ADSL operators based on RTT ping packets for one month. Domestic Internet links of these operators are observed. There are two sites (Nonthaburi and Pathumthani) for testing three operators. Seasonality of the internet traffic is also investigated. From experiments, 3BB operator gives the highest ping packet loss for both sites. TOT operator introduces the lowest mean RTT ping packet at Nonthaburi site while TRUE operator introduces the lowest at Pathumthani site. The seasonal internet traffic is found on during 06:00-08:00 A. M. and 05:00-0:700 P. M. for all operators.