MultiLink-QuickAbw: A Multi-Congestion-Links-Oriented Fast Available Bandwidth Measurement Method
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In this research, we have implemented a fast available bandwidth measurement method for Multi-Congestion-Links in path, which is based on our previous method QuickAbw. QuickAbw is a fast available bandwidth measurement method which calculates the available bandwidth based on the link delay changes caused by probe packets. QuickAbw has the advantages of fast measurement speed and low intrusion, however it is not suitable for situations where there are multiple congested links in network path. In this study, we analyzed the link delay changes when there are multiple congested links in network path, based on the analysis of multi-link model, a universal improvement was made to QuickAbw, enabling it to measure the number of congested links and available bandwidth in the multi-links path.
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