Peering has rapidly emerged as a critical element of the Internet architecture in ensuring low
latency, bandwidth efficient and high Quality-of-Service operation for Internet Service …

We analyze traffic exchange between Internet Service Providers (ISPs) at an Internet
Exchange Point (IXP) as a non-cooperative game with ISPs as self-interested agents. Each …

Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) interconnect heterogeneous networks and transfer
substantial traffic volumes. In the past decade, the number of IXPs has seen tremendous …

Packet classification, ie, the process of categorizing packets into flows, is a first-class citizen
in any networking device. Every time a new packet has to be processed, one or more header …

Internet eXchange point (IXP) is a way to optimize network bandwidth. It enables a platform
in the different providers like internet service providers (ISPs) and content delivery providers …

Zero-Touch is a broad concept, but it is understood as a means to limit human exposure to
the data-plane states, and therefore reduces the potential for error. By combining the various …

Network performance monitoring holds a pivotal role in improving the overall network
performance. It is essential to monitor the traffic statistics at Internet eXchange Points (IXPs) …

A recent trend of peering at geo-diversified Internet exchange points (IXPs) has empowered
decades-old proposal of inter-networking and opened up new avenues of business …

For audiovisual network operators, end-users satisfaction is a major issue. This is the case
for TDF who operates a nationwide network in France whose main purpose is to carry Digital …

Applications of Software-Defined Networking (SDN) to the Internet Routing hold great
promises for supporting the ever-growing performance requirements of Internet applications …