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ICACT20210168 Question.1 Questioner: kwang@kgu.ac.kr 2021-02-11 ¿ÀÀü 10:45:27 |
ICACT20210168 Answer.1 Answer by Auhor tri.nguyen-minh414@mail.kyutech.jp 2021-02-11 ¿ÀÀü 10:45:27
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| In this paper, the authors describe very well the purpose and the proposed approach. What is the next step after locating high-loss links? I mean, how does the proposed approach handle the high-loss links located by the approach? |
Thank you for your question. Packet loss is an essential parameter in network monitoring. Packet loss can cause the network performance to decrease. Therefore, by locating high packet loss links, our proposed framework can help network administrators detect the problem's location. Then they can quickly find out the reason and fix the problem. |
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