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Comparing Simulation Alternatives for High-Level Abstraction Modeling of NIC's Buffer Requirements in a Network Node
In this paper we compare nine simulation alternatives which can be used for modeling and analysis the hardware components and processing tasks involved in processing a packet flow entering in a network node. In particular, we focus on the capabilities of these alternatives that can be employed for validating an analytical model based on Real-Time Calculus for the performance evaluation of the NIC’s buffer requirements at high-level abstraction.