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Experiences with node virtualization for scalable network emulation

Maier et al., 2007

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8361921733115958735
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Maier S
Herrscher D
Rothermel K
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Computer Communications

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During the development of network protocols and distributed applications, their performance has to be analyzed in appropriate environments. Network emulation testbeds provide a synthetic, configurable network environment for comparative performance measurements of …
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