TCP/UDP Network Performance Analysis of Windows Operating Systems with IPv4 and IPv6
TCP/IP is the suit of protocoLs that is designed for networks consisting of segments connected with routers. It also provides communication on smaller networks. Internet Protocol (lP) version 4 is the standard for the design and interconnection of networks today; however it has limitations that hinder its growth The newer version of the protocol, IPv6, addresses issue that inherently are of concern in the older version, and also offers new opportunities that enrich communication experiences of users. But like any new technology, IPv6 has its associated limitations. It has 128bit packet structure and thus there are associated increased overheads. This increased overhead and its impact on host and network operating systems may lead to network performance issues. In this paper, five Windows operating systems are configured with the two versions of lP and empirically evaluated for performance difference. Performance related metrics like throughput, latency and round trip time are measured on a test-bed implementation. The results show that network performance depends not only on lP version and traffic type, but also on the choice of the operating system.
TCPTIP Windows 7 Windows operating systems network performance evaluation performance metrics
Shaneel Narayan Yhi Shi
Department of Computing Unitec Institute of Technulogy Auckland, New Zealand
国际会议
2010 2nd International Conference on Signal Processing System(2010年信号处理系统国际会议 ICSPS 2010)
大连
英文
1059-1062
2010-07-05（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）