University of Notre Dame NetScale Laboratory

Transparent Bandwidth Conservation - ScaleBox

Graduate Students David Salyers, Xialong Li, Yingxin Jiang, Andrew Blaich
Faculty Dr. Aaron Striegel
Research Sponsor National Science Foundation CAREER (CNS03-47392), Sun Microsystems (equipment)

The goal of the ScaleBox project is to encapsulate our various research efforts regarding stealth multicast, packet caching, TCP acceleration, and tail synchronization into a single piece of software based on COTS hardware. In particular, we are focusing on developing server-side and client ISP software. In a larger sense, this work and our work on the Lockdown security feeds into our next research thrust of data context as a first order field? , i.e. should the why of data be as important as where it is going?.

The ScaleBox software is currently in pre-alpha development. Weekly builds will start appearing at the end of October with the alpha release following our submission of the work to SIGCOMM 08. You can catch a preview of what our in-depth SIGCOMM paper will address through our on-line position paper regarding ScaleBox found here. During the process of developing ScaleBox, we have also created a better libpcap tutorial regarding reading and writing of packets.

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r3 - 13 May 2008 - 18:57:50 - AaronStriegel
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