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  • Bloat
    A place for people to work together on the buffer bloat problem, as we pull together both the scope of the problem and how to mitigate and solve bufferbloat.
    • Cerowrt

      CeroWrt is a project built upon the OpenWrt firmware to resolve the endemic problems of bufferbloat in home networking today, and to push the state of the art of edge networks and routers forward. Projects include proper IPv6 support, tighter integration with DNSSEC, and most importantly, reducing bufferbloat in both the wired and wireless components of the stack....

      • ISCWRT

        Bringing the power of ISC's Bind9 and DNSSEC to the home routers of the world, unbreaking the Edge, and restoring end-to-end connectivity to the Internet with IPv6.

    • Überwrt

      Get patches and concepts from the bufferbloat work into openwrt. See the Wiki for more details.

  • Project BISMark

    BISMark is the Broadband Internet Service BenchMARK. It is a project led by Georgia Tech and the University of Napoli Federico II to develop an OpenWRT-based platform for performing measurements of ISP performance. The BISMark project is deploying programmable gateways in home networks to perform a combination of passive and active network measurements. ...

    • Network Dashboard

      The network dashboard is a front-end for BISMark. The front-end will show longitudinal performance statistics about ISP performance (e.g., upload and download throughput, latency). We are also working with Georgia Tech's Project Kermit to develop a real-time interface to help users visualize their network activity. ...

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