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Title: Available bandwidth estimation metrics as tools to evaluate network trunk links
Authors: Dixon Salcedo, Angel Cabajal, Eduardo Gutierrez, Oscar Castro Ernesto Esmeral, Jesús Urueta, Miguel Rico, Carlos Henriquez, Diana Suarez, Johan Mardini, Daniel Ortíz, Daniel Bernal, Albeiro Cortes
Journal: ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Publisher: Khyber Medical College, Peshawar
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2020
Volume: 15
Issue: 22
Language: English
Nowadays the platform par excellence for the development of all telecommunication activities is the Internet; and its infrastructure is facing new challenges every day due to the growth in demand for more content, such as streaming video, storage, and cloud processing. Also, to maintain optimal levels of service quality, network applications demand more telecommunication resources. Similarly, the network infrastructures that support these applications have evolved, and demand greater and more efficient management of the trunk links, which play a primary role in sustaining services. Therefore, this paper presents the performance evaluation of trunk, wired and wireless links in a heterogeneous computer network infrastructure, using available bandwidth estimation tools such as IGI, Pathload, and Traceband. Thus, for the experimental evaluation of the trunk links, two real network scenarios were implemented, where cross traffic was generated in a synthetic way using the Mgen tool. Consequently, this study allowed to verify in other aspects; that the metrics of the estimation tools can be used to evaluate and know the performance of wired and wireless trunk links, which can be reliable up to 96% for network administrative tasks.
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