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....at each hop. This technique, which is similar to what pipechar does [25] is not affected by the presence of L2 devices in the path. The problem with this technique, however, is that it cannot measure the capacity C of a link if there is a previous link in the path with capacity C # C. Recently, [31] presented five new methodologies for estimating per hop capacities, using sequences of four packets called packet quartets. A packet quartet consists of two independent packet pairs, with the first packet of each pair, called pacesetter, followed by a much smaller packet called probe. The ....
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