Classification of Networks for Applications
A network flow classification and network flow technology, applied in the field of network classification for applications, can solve the problems of rarely specifying network priorities and difficult to infer user and application intentions.
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[0019] Embodiments discussed below relate to allowing applications to classify their network flows into network stacks or operating systems, which in turn orchestrate the sharing of network resources for devices in a system-wide manner according to the classification of network flows. Discussions will begin with an overview of the system and an explanation of how applications can choose how the system will regulate its network behavior. Next, an example of a network traffic classification model and details for implementing it will be described.
[0020] figure 1 Computing device 100 is shown having an operating system 102 implementing a network stack 104 . Network stack 104 may be derived from any known operating system networking stack, with additions or changes apparent from this description. For example, wrappers can be used to modify or enhance the TCP / IP network stack. In general, an implementation at the transport level of any network protocol stack will be convenient...
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