You should trail thru usenix papers and I am sure you'll find a lot. Usenix.org. Also worth grabbing a copy of Stevens books which whilst a little out of date are still the best TCP/IP reference there is. Every network engineer should own atleast 1 copy!
Sent from my iPhone On 20 Oct 2012, at 14:51, "James Bensley" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > [Sorry for those of you that are on this mailing list and UKNOT as I > am sending the same post to both!] > > I need some help to gather research. I am conducting some research on > the efficiency of Ethernet, IP, TCP & UDP, all individually, and how > interacting with each other (and in various situations, LANs, WANs, > satellite links, WLAN, long-haul Ethernet and so on). I will also be > looking at how hardware affects > the software protocols on top (shallow interface buffers, MTU > (mis)configurations, ICMP filtering, QoS in hardware and so on). I > will be looking at how all this stuff ties together to affect network > performance. > > Does anyone know of any good peer reviewed papers, or journals, > articles etc (so credible sources) on this/these subject/s? Are there > any "defacto" papers that everyone who is studying efficiency *should* > read? > > I should clarify: The more recent the better (the topic made be old, > but papers should be published within the last 10 years or so). This > research will form part of two projects; One is my Msc dissertation, > and other is a personal additional research project I am conducting to > explore ideas that fall out side of the scope of my dissertation. > > Many thanks, > James. > >
