This is a little ditty that Jerome Henry and I have started in response to some requests that we have some ability to profile bandwidth usage in a MUD file. This is a very brief draft. I would appreciate if I could have 10 minutes to talk about it. There are a few questions that I would like to ask the room.
Specifically:
1. In profiling bandwidth, would you like in the model (a) an aggregate
statement of how bandwidth is supposed to be used, (b) a fine grain
view by port/service, or (c) both?
2. Does the draft have the right units in there? Right now I list both
packets per second and bits per second with a configurable time period.
3. Is this something you would be interested in reviewing, pursuing,
editing, etc.'ing?
Thanks!
Eliot
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