Network Tomography and the Autonomic Network Architecture Networks

Estimating quality of service (QoS) parameters such as link delay distribution from the end-to-end delay of a multicast tree topology in network tomography cannot be achieved without multicast probing techniques or designing unicast probing packets that mimic the characteristics of multicast probing packets in IP Network. Active probing is gradually giving way to passive measurement techniques. With the emergence of next generation networks such as Autonomic Network Architecture (ANA) network, which do not support active probing, a new way of thinking is required to provide network tomography support for such networks. This work is about investigating the possible solution to such problem in network tomography.

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Ebenezer Paintsil has LLM in ICT law and MSc in Network and System Administration from University of Oslo,Norway. He has special interest in privacy and e-government and how privacy enhancing technology (PET) could facilitate the protection of individual.