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  Student/Institution
Neal Cardwell, cardwell@cs.washington.edu
University of Washington

Faculty Advisor
Tom Anderson

Grant
$12,690 funded on July 1, 1998

Funding
Purchase equipment to support edge-to-edge transport-level traffic transformations in TCP/IP networks.

For Project results, please visit the website:
https://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/cardwell/linux-vegas/

Edge-to Edge Transport-Level Traffic Transformations in TCP/IP Networks
The Internet's current end-to-end approach to transport protocols makes deploying new versions of the protocol difficult. Furthermore, hosts within the same institution miss natural opportunities to share information and coordinate actions. An alternative is to deploy special agents at the edge of the Internet, between institutions and their links to the Internet, that transform TCP/IP traffic to improve performance, much as today's firewalls filter TCP/IP traffic to improve security. The goal of this project is to quantify the performance benefits of various traffic transformations.

 

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First posted: July 10, 1998 jd
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