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Autor:
Iman Akbari, Mohammad A. Salahuddin, Leni Ven, Noura Limam, Raouf Boutaba, Bertrand Mathieu, Stephanie Moteau, Stephane Tuffin
Publikováno v:
Communications of the ACM. 65:75-83
Traffic classification is essential in network management for a wide range of operations. Recently, it has become increasingly challenging with the widespread adoption of encryption in the Internet, for example, as a de facto in HTTP/2 and QUIC proto
Autor:
Iman Akbari, Raouf Boutaba, Mohammad A. Salahuddin, Noura Limam, Stephane Tuffin, Bertrand Mathieu, Leni Ven, Stephanie Moteau
Publikováno v:
SIGMETRICS (Abstracts)
Traffic classification is essential in network management for operations ranging from capacity planning, performance monitoring, volumetry, and resource provisioning, to anomaly detection and security. Recently, it has become increasingly challenging
Autor:
Navid Malekghaini, Elham Akbari, Mohammad A. Salahuddin, Noura Limam, Raouf Boutaba, Bertrand Mathieu, Stephanie Moteau, Stephane Tuffin
Publikováno v:
2022 IFIP Networking Conference (IFIP Networking).
Autor:
Navid Malekghaini, Elham Akbari, Mohammad A. Salahuddin, Noura Limam, Raouf Boutaba, Bertrand Mathieu, Stephanie Moteau, Stephane Tuffin
Publikováno v:
Computer Networks. 225:109648
Publikováno v:
LATINCOM
We describe a “crowd measurement” project, referred to as PoQeMoN, whose main objective is to identify Quality of Service (QoS) indicators in order to predict the Quality of Experience (QoE) for HTTP YouTube content on mobile networks. Results ar
Publikováno v:
International Teletraffic Congress
In this paper, we report YouTube traffic measurements from Orange IP backbone network connecting residential customers. We exhibit its salient features in relation to the performance of caching. By examining the file popularity distribution, we show
Publikováno v:
ICC
We report in this paper traffic measurements of YouTube traffic from Orange networks. We specifically analyze two weeks of measurements in early April 2012. We show that the popularity curves of YouTube files are constant in time and can be well appr