Detecting method for network link band width based on hop-by-hop time stamp label

Abstract

The method comprises: at first, using a test message and a load message to form a test message queue; using the detection source end to send the test message queue to network by using back to back way; each router in the transmission link records the current time stamp of each router in each test message; so the detection destination end gets a sample set comprising multi test data samples; finally, using bandwidth algorithm to make filter for the test data sample set to get physical bandwidth of the network link.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a bandwidth measurement method of a network link, in particular to a method for measuring the bandwidth of a network link based on a hop-by-hop time stamp label, and belongs to the technical field of delay measurement of communication networks. Background technique [0002] Since the birth of communication networks, the measurement and analysis of network performance has been an important research direction. It is of great significance for people to understand network behavior, improve network performance, and improve service quality. At the same time, for various low-level protocols and high-level applications, knowing the end-to-end performance parameters on the network path is helpful to achieve service quality assurance goals such as load balancing, congestion control, and QoS routing. However, with the increase of network complexity, accurate measurement of network performance parameters is often difficult to achieve. Net...

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[0006] The disadvantage of this prior art is: the measurement method of obtaining BTC by simulating a TCP connection will inevitably consume a large amount of bandwidth, and if used improperly, it may also cause network overload, thus affecting the normal operation of user services; therefore, this method is called as "Bandwidth Killer"

However, many routers and hosts in the network may give these two types of packets a lower processing level, or even not process them, which will inevitably lead to inaccurate measurement results

[0011] 3. Store-and-forward nodes such as switches, bridges, repeaters, etc. in the network generally do not have IP addresses, so the tools for measuring them with decreasing IP TTL (Time To Live) values ​​are "hidden" nodes that are not visible, but actually take a certain amount of processing time as packets pass through them, which also skews the measurements

[0012] 4. This model uses two-way delay RTT instead of one-way delay OWD (One-Way Delay). Since two-way links are generally asymmetrical, in this model, two-way links are usually regarded as symmetrical links processing, which can also lead to deviations in the measurement result

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