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Characterizing Network Events and Their Impact on Routing

Overview This paper calls network events incidents that disturb the normal behavior of one or more elements of an IP network. Routers, network interface cards, and IP links can fail or malfunction for many reasons. For example, operators may need to reboot a router for a software upgrade, an interface card may crash, and IP links may be overloaded because of a denial-of-service attack. Any of these network events can impact customer's traffic (packets can be lost or delayed, and, in extreme cases, customers may lose connectivity to parts of the network). When customers complain, network operators need to intervene to diagnose and, hopefully, fix the problem.

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Association for Computing Machinery
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Date Published
Oct 1, 2008
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Switching

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