Networking Research, Development, and Infrastructure
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Networking Research, Development, and Infrastructure
University of WashingtonComputer Science & Engineering andComputing & Communications
Event Date Path Networks FlowsI2 FallMeeting
10/99 Stanford UWOC-12c
CalREN,Abilene,P/NW
1x200 Mbps UDP(HD/IP)
SC99 11/99 {UW,MSR}PDX OC-48c
P/NW overNTON SONET260 km
5xHD/IP1.4 Gbps TCP (12x)
1 Gbpstranscon
12/99 UW ISIeOC-48c
P/NW, HSCC 5xHD/IP
I2 LSR 3/00 MSR ISIeOC-48c
P/NW, HSCC5600 km
0.75 Gbps TCP (1x)0.95 Gbps TCP (2x)
NAB 4/00 {UW,KING-TV} Las VegasOC-48c
P/NW overEnron
7xHD/IP
SC2000 11/00 UW DallasOC-48c
Abilene, Qwest 1.5Gbps HDTVRTP/UDP/IP
Example projectsContinually advancing “stupid pet
tricks” related to bandwidthDARPA/Intel Gigabit-to-the-DesktopDARPA/MSR Distributed Computer
Science Department (DISC)
Alpine: A User-LevelInfrastructure for NetworkProtocol Development
David Ely, Stefan Savage andDavid Wetherall
http://alpine.cs.washington.edu
Halting Runaway Protocols withthe Icarus Network Architecture
Andrew WhitakerDavid Wetherall
[Uses a bloom filter to detect and haltlooping packets]
Building Enforceable Protocols
Tom Anderson, David Wetherall,Stefan Savage and David Ely
[Explicit congestion notification withnonces]