RIM: Receiver-driven Incoming-traffic Management
The goal of RIM is to evolve the Internet’s resource management approach to enable receivers to execute congestion control functions, taking an active role in determining how the capacity of incoming traffic.
ProjectID
NGI-POINTER-PROJECT-17
Acronym
POINTER-ARCH17
Additional Info
The ambition of the RIM project is to empower end-users to be able to influence the share of capacity that is allocated to different incoming flows according to their preferences.
Enduser Relevance
Infrastructure architects and builders, building managers, governments, and big companies
Contact
marcelo@it.uc3m.es
Endorsements
Not available yet
Disclaimer
https://researchportal.uc3m.es/display/inv36327
Country: Spain
NGI Project: NGI pointer
Status: Early research demo
Category: Network infrastructure (including routing, peer-to-peer and virtual private networking)
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