Flow Identification for Supporting Resource Reservation

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Cao, Zhiruo
Wang, Zheng
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This paper considers the problem of flow identification for supporting resource reservation. We propose several hashing-based schemes for flow identification and present a quantitative analysis of their performance and scalability limits. Of the hash functions we studied using simulation with real traffic traces, 32-bit CRC and XOR-folding of the five-tuple demonstrate excellent performance, both on the memory requirement for a collision rate target, and on the number of collided flows on average and in the worst-case. Our findings show that, with hashing-based schemes, it is feasible to implement flow identification at high speeds to support hundreds of thousands of reserved flows.
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1999
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