The impact and implications of the growth in residential user-to-user traffic

Cho, Kenjiro; Fukuda, Kensuke; Esaki, Hiroshi; Kato, Akira

doi:10.1145/1159913.1159938

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“…As residential broadband users continue to grow, many studies have been devoted to measure and characterize residential broadband networks [7][8][9]. However, all of these studies stand from outside home networks, and lack the visibility of the home networks, such as home network architecture, diversity of end hosts.…”

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“…However, all of these studies stand from outside home networks, and lack the visibility of the home networks, such as home network architecture, diversity of end hosts. For example, [7] examines the growth of residential user-to-user traffic in Japan, a country with a high penetration rate of residential broadband access, and studies the impact of these traffic on usage patterns and traffic engineering of commercial backbone networks. In addition, [8] studies several properties of broadband networks, including link capacities, round-trip times, jitter, and packet loss rates using active TCP and ICMP probes, while [9] passively collects packet-level traffic data of residential networks at aggregated routers of a large Internet service provider, and analyzes dominant characteristics of residential traffic including network and transport-level features, prominent applications, and network path dynamics.…”

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“…Several recent studies have been devoted to understanding traffic characteristics of home networks using aggregated and sampled traffic collected from edge routers in Internet service providers [7][8][9]. However, these measurement studies stand from the perspective of outside home networks, thus lack the visibility of what is happening in home networks.…”

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Characterizing home network traffic: an inside view

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Abstract. The rapid spread of residential broadband connections and Internet-capable consumer devices in home networks has changed the landscape of Internet traffic. To gain a deep understanding of Internet traffic for home networks, this paper develops a traffic monitoring platform that collects and analyzes home network traffic via programmable home routers and traffic profiling servers. Using traffic data captured from real home networks, we present traffic characteristics in home networks, and then apply principal component analysis to uncover temporal correlations among application ports. To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first study to characterize network traffic of Internet-capable devices from inside home networks.

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Characterizing home network traffic: an inside view

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“…This evolution is continuing towards video based services that will require much higher data speeds. In addition, it has been observed that the traffic patterns are becoming more and more symmetric [1]. This change of paradigm will require new access networks that support high-speed (>100 Mb/s), symmetric, and guaranteed bandwidths for future video services with high-definition TV (HDTV) quality.…”

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WDM-PON Based on Wavelength Locked Fabry-Perot LDs

Lee¹,

Mun²

2008

Journal of the Optical Society of Korea

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A WDM-PON has been considered as an ultimate solution for access networks. However, there were many technical and practical issues for commercial deployment. These issues were solved with wavelength locked F-P LD and the WDM-PONs employing this optical source were commercialized. These WDM-PON systems have been deployed in Korea, Europe, and US. We reviewed wavelength locking technology and WDM-PON achievements. When we inject spectrum sliced broadband light into an F-P LD, the multimode output is changed to a quasi single mode. Then, we can use the single mode light for WDM signal transmission. The broad spectral gain of the semiconductor gain medium enables a color-free operation of WDM-PON, i.e., an identical ONT can be used for each user. The wavelength locking properties depend on many parameters, especially alignment of injection wavelength to a lasing mode, passband profile of AWG and front facet reflectivity of F-P LD. However, these dependencies can be reduced by proper design of the laser and the injection bandwidth. Thus, WDM-PON systems have been achieved with color-free operation.

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“…A second challenge is the enormous diversity observed in traditional IT networks: different topologies, different protocols and different usage patterns. Besides that, network traffic is continuously changing, and even a single network will exhibit different characteristics in different years [38]. For example, the amount of traffic tends to increase and the set of most utilized protocols tends to change.…”

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Anomaly detection in SCADA systems : a network based approach

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The impact and implications of the growth in residential user-to-user traffic

Cited by 84 publications

References 14 publications

Characterizing home network traffic: an inside view

Characterizing home network traffic: an inside view

WDM-PON Based on Wavelength Locked Fabry-Perot LDs

Anomaly detection in SCADA systems : a network based approach

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