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Internet traffic profiling

Fernandes, 2017

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13407401723843341367
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Fernandes S
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Performance Evaluation for Network Services, Systems and Protocols

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This chapter takes you on a journey on Internet traffic, from understanding its profile (ie, by modeling and analysis) to generating packets or flows (either real or synthetic), in diverse environments. Usual decision network engineers and researchers find when designing …
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