This paper examines a simple model of how a provider ISP charges customer ISPs by assuming the provider ISP wants to maximize its revenue when customer ISPs have the possibility of setting up peering connections. It is shown that finding the optimal pricing is NP-complete, and APX-complete. Customers can respond to price in many ways, including throttling traffic as well as peering. An algorithm is studied which obtains a 1/4 approximation for a wide range of customer responses
The current Internet is a hierarchical architecture comprising heterogeneous entities of privately o...
Access to the Internet is provided by a number of commercial entities known as Internet Service Prov...
Abstract — The Internet includes thousands of Internet service providers (ISPs) which are interconne...
This paper examines a simple model of how a provider ISP charges customer ISPs by assuming the provi...
Abstract—This paper examines a simple model of how a provider ISP charges customer ISPs by assuming ...
Abstract—Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use complex peer-ing policies, stipulating various rules ...
nternet Service Providers (ISPs) use complex peering policies, stipulating various rules for peering...
Abstract-- Peering allows service providers to handle traffic surges without over-provisioning, redu...
Internet users have suffered collateral damage in tussles over paid peering between large ISPs and l...
Abstract — Multihoming is a popular method used by large enterprises and stub ISPs to connect to the...
Abstract—Peering in the Internet interdomain network has long been considered a “black art”, underst...
The Internet is growing very fast. As the current Internet pricing schemes do not support the planne...
The Internet at the interdomain level is a complex network of approximately 50,000 Autonomous System...
Access to the Internet is provided by a number of commercial entities known as Internet Service Prov...
Connections among Internet Service Providers (ISPs) form the backbone of the Internet. This enables ...
The current Internet is a hierarchical architecture comprising heterogeneous entities of privately o...
Access to the Internet is provided by a number of commercial entities known as Internet Service Prov...
Abstract — The Internet includes thousands of Internet service providers (ISPs) which are interconne...
This paper examines a simple model of how a provider ISP charges customer ISPs by assuming the provi...
Abstract—This paper examines a simple model of how a provider ISP charges customer ISPs by assuming ...
Abstract—Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use complex peer-ing policies, stipulating various rules ...
nternet Service Providers (ISPs) use complex peering policies, stipulating various rules for peering...
Abstract-- Peering allows service providers to handle traffic surges without over-provisioning, redu...
Internet users have suffered collateral damage in tussles over paid peering between large ISPs and l...
Abstract — Multihoming is a popular method used by large enterprises and stub ISPs to connect to the...
Abstract—Peering in the Internet interdomain network has long been considered a “black art”, underst...
The Internet is growing very fast. As the current Internet pricing schemes do not support the planne...
The Internet at the interdomain level is a complex network of approximately 50,000 Autonomous System...
Access to the Internet is provided by a number of commercial entities known as Internet Service Prov...
Connections among Internet Service Providers (ISPs) form the backbone of the Internet. This enables ...
The current Internet is a hierarchical architecture comprising heterogeneous entities of privately o...
Access to the Internet is provided by a number of commercial entities known as Internet Service Prov...
Abstract — The Internet includes thousands of Internet service providers (ISPs) which are interconne...
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