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An Efficient Dropper Design for Implementing Capacity Sharing with Congestion Exposure

Mir et al., 2011

Document ID: 10817756206087377066
Author: Mir F; Kutscher D; Brunner M; Winter R
Publication year: 2011
Publication venue: 2011 IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference-GLOBECOM 2011

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Capacity sharing-the fair usage of the available capacity amongst a set of users-is relying solely on the end user/end hosts in today's Internet. This in principle allows malicious end users to consume disproportional amounts of capacity without obvious ways of stopping or …

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