Measurement and Evaluation of ENUM Server Performance

Details Measurement and Evaluation of ENUM Server Performance Measurement and Evaluation of ENUM Server Performance

2008-07-08

arxiv.org/abs/0807.1162v1

Proceedings of IEEE ICC 2007 p. 1967-1972

Computer Science

Performance

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ENUM is a DNS-based protocol standard for mapping E.164 telephone numbers to Internet Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs). It places unique requirements on the existing DNS infrastructure, such as data scalability, query throughput, response time, and database update rates. This paper measures and evaluates the performance of existing name server implementation as ENUM servers. We compared PowerDNS (PDNS), BIND and Navitas. Results show that BIND is not suitable for ENUM due to its poor scaling property. Both PDNS and Navitas can serve ENUM. However, Navitas turns out to be highly optimized and clearly outperforms PDNS in all aspects we have tested. We also instrumented the PDNS server to identify its performance bottleneck and investigated ways to improve it.

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