Publications

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2019
Allman, M. (2019).  On Eliminating Root Nameservers from the DNS. Proceedings of ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Hot Topics in Networks (HotNets).
2009
Al-Qudah, Z., Alzoubi H. A., Allman M., Rabinovich M., & Liberatore V. (2009).  Efficient Application Placement in a Dynamic Hosting Platform. 281-290.
2007
Allman, M., Christensen K.., Nordman B., & Paxson V. (2007).  Enabling an Energy-Efficient Future Internet Through Selectively Connected End Systems.
2004
Krishnan, R., Sterbenz J. P. G., Eddy W. M., Partridge C., & Allman M. (2004).  Explicit Transport Error Notification (ETEN) for Error-Prone Wireless and Satellite Networks. 46(3), 343-362.
2003
Allman, M., Eddy W. M., & Ostermann S. (2003).  Estimating Loss Rates With TCP. ACM Performance Evaluation Review.
Allman, M. (2003).  An Evaluation of XML-RPC. ACM Performance Evaluation Review.
2002
Krishnan, R., Allman M., Partridge C., & Sterbenz J. P. G. (2002).  Explicit Transport Error Notification (ETEN) for Error-Prone Wireless and Satellite Networks.
Krishnan, R., Allman M., Partridge C., Sterbenz J. P. G., & Ivancic W.. (2002).  Explicit Transport Error Notification (ETEN) for Error-Prone Wireless and Satellite Networks - Summary.
2001
Allman, M., & Paxson V. (2001).  On Estimating End-to-End Network Path Properties. ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on Data Communication in Latin American and the Caribbean.
Kruse, H., Allman M., Griner J., & Tran D. (2001).  Experimentation and Modeling of HTTP Over Satellite Channels. International Journal of Satellite Communications.
1999
Allman, M., & Falk A. (1999).  On the Effective Evaluation of TCP.
Allman, M., Glover D., & Sanchez L.. (1999).  Enhancing TCP Over Satellite Channels Using Standard Mechanisms..
Allman, M., & Paxson V. (1999).  On Estimating End-to-End Network Path Properties. ACM SIGCOMM.
1998
Allman, M., Hayes C., & Ostermann S. (1998).  An Evaluation of TCP with Larger Initial Windows. ACM Computer Communication Review. 28,