CAIA Seminars

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Dr. Frank den Hartog, TNO - Netherlands

Home Networks: topology discovery and characterization of traffic dynamics

 11:30am, 1st Mar 2012 EN615, Level 6, EN Building

Simon Knight, University of Adelaide

 AutoNetkit: An Open-Source Network Experimentation Platform 1:30pm, 8th Mar 2012 EN515, Level 5, EN Building

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Lincoln Dale, Principle Engineer, Arista Networks

The TCP Incast problem: the opposite of Buffer Bloat: what happens when ethernet switches don't have enough buffering?

 11:30am, 23rd Feb 2012 -

Nigel Williams

DIFFUSE Embedded: Machine Learning traffic classifier on a Home Router

 11:30am, 9th Feb 2012 -

Christopher Holman

A brief investigation into two common causes of TCP throughput degradation in a broadband access environment

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Philip Jay, Softel Systems Pty. Ltd.

Lawful Interception Overview & Architecture

 11:30am, 2nd Feb 2012 -

Geoff Huston, Chief Scientist, APNIC Pty Ltd

IPv6 adoption challenges

 11:30am, 19th Jan 2012 -

Steffen Wendzel

Micro protocols and dynamic protocol switches in network covert channels

 11:30am, 12th Jan 2012 Slides

Next Seminar
Speaker:

Dr. Frank den Hartog, TNO - Netherlands
Title:

Home Networks: topology discovery and characterization of traffic dynamics
Date: 11:30am, 1st Mar 2012
Venue: EN615, Level 6, EN Building
Last Seminar
Speaker:

Lincoln Dale, Principle Engineer, Arista Networks
Title:

The TCP Incast problem: the opposite of Buffer Bloat: what happens when ethernet switches don't have enough buffering?
Date: 11:30am, 23rd Feb 2012

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