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View all- Hossfeld TLeibnitz KNakao A(2009)Modeling of Modern Router Architectures Supporting Network Virtualization2009 IEEE Globecom Workshops10.1109/GLOCOMW.2009.5360753(1-6)Online publication date: Nov-2009
Adaptive scheduling to maximize NIC throughput in a COTS router
Pages 119 - 120
Abstract
In routers based on commodity off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware and open-source operating systems, there are correlations between the transmission and reception capabilities of individual network interface cards (NICs) and multiple NICs on the same bus because of NIC/bus bottlenecks. To manage the adverse effects of this correlation, we propose an adaptive scheduling mechanism based on system state information, which balances transmission and reception rates and increases the overall forwarding rate.
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November 2008
191 pages
ISBN:9781605583464
DOI:10.1145/1477942
- General Chair:
- Mark Franklin,
- Program Chairs:
- D. K. Panda,
- Dimitri Stiliadis
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