Guanyao Huang

TL;DR: A theoretical framework for MeasuRouting is presented and synthetic and practical monitoring applications are presented to showcase the utility enhancement achieved with this approach to intradomain routing.

TL;DR: Through an OpenFlow prototype, this article shows how dynamic measurement-aware routing (DMR) can be applied in enterprise networks and demonstrates how the solutions successfully route suspected iceberg flows to a DPI box for further processing, while preserving balanced load distribution in the overall network.

TL;DR: A novel taxonomy of current sketches is provided and a thorough analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each scheme under various QoS metrics, using both real and synthetic Internet trace data are performed.

TL;DR: A centralized optimization framework, LEISURE (Load-EqualIzed meaSUREment), for load-balancing network measurement workloads across distributed monitors is presented and it is shown that LEISURES can achieve much better load-balanced performance than a naive solution to accomplish network-wide traffic measurement tasks under the fixed monitor deployment scenario.

TL;DR: A theoretical framework for MeasuRouting, which can differentially route components of an aggregate flow while ensuring that the aggregate placement is compliant to original traffic engineering objectives, is presented and synthetic and practical monitoring applications are presented to showcase the utility enhancement achieved with this approach.