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Experimental study of router buffer sizing
2008
Proceedings of the 8th ACM SIGCOMM conference on Internet measurement conference - IMC '08
During the past four years, several papers have proposed rules for sizing buffers in Internet core routers. Appenzeller et al. suggest that a link needs a buffer of size Ç( where is the capacity of the link, and AE is the number of flows sharing the link. If correct, buffers could be reduced by 99% in a typical backbone router today without loss in throughput. Enachecsu et al., and Raina et al. suggest that buffers can be reduced even further to 20-50 packets if we are willing to sacrifice a
doi:10.1145/1452520.1452545
dblp:conf/imc/BeheshtiGGMS08
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