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Internet Exchange Traffic Sharing and Market Competition

Shian-Shyong Tseng,
Kenny Huang,
Johannes Chiang,

Abstract


Traffic behavior in a large-scale network can be viewed as a complex non-linear system. It is very difficult to illustrate the long-term network traffic behavior in a large-scale network. The Internet can be seen as the combination of Internet Service Providers (ISP) and Internet Exchange (IX) providers. Due to market competition among ISPs and IX, Internet users will experience the different kind of quality of services (QoS), which effectively affect the network traffic model.
The paper analyzes the traffic model in the Internet Exchange (IX) environment. The model simulates ISP/IX market competition behavior. Internet exchange providers' market share will be diluted through market competition. Several routing strategy was proposed in the study. The routing strategies vary with the different competing environment.

Keywords


ISP; IX; QoS; Routing Strategy

Citation Format:
Shian-Shyong Tseng, Kenny Huang, Johannes Chiang, "Internet Exchange Traffic Sharing and Market Competition," Journal of Internet Technology, vol. 8, no. 1 , pp. 27-31, Jan. 2007.

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