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The main goal of this work is to provide bandwidth allocation that is robust against the behavior of greedy or malicious users. The traditional solution, Fair Queueing, allocates capacity per sourcedestination pair in accordance with the max-min fairness criterion. While Fair Queueing, defined as above, has been successful and popular to a large extent, it does not prevent greedy or malicious users from getting unfair shares of capacity. In particular, it is vulnerable to end-points simply establishing multiple parallel connections to increase their allocated capacity. In order to overcome this limitation, we propose Justice, which allows for robust, yet flexible bandwidth allocation in the Internet. Justice employs weighted per source bandwidth allocation to accommodate traffic sources with varying bandwidth requirements. We describe an efficient and scalable mechanism for determining, for each source s, the weight φ$_{k}^{\rm ({s})}$ at any given link k. We demonstrate through analysis and simulation that Justice is flexible, efficient, scalable, and robust to all identified attacks related to bandwidth allocation.

Justice: Flexible and Enforceable Per-Source Bandwidth Allocation