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Firewalls, key components for secured network infrastructures, are faced with two different kinds of challenges: first, they must be fast enough to classify network packets at line speed, and second, their packet processing capabilities should be versatile in order to support complex filtering policies. Unfortunately, most existing classification systems do not qualify equally well for both requirements:...
Network packet classification is the central building block for important services such as QoS routing and firewalling. Accordingly, a wide range of classification schemes has been proposed, each with its own specific set of characteristics. But while novel algorithms keep being developed at a high pace, there barely exists tool support for proper benchmarking, which makes it hard for researchers...
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