Ijaz Ali Shoukat
King Saud University
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computer science and software engineering | 2012
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Wasai Shadab Ansari; Mohsin Iftikhar; Javid Taheri; Albert Y. Zomaya
Exploration of future dreams inclined us in information quest over the global literature. Web crawlers enriched with technological phenomena for such purpose to millions of seekers. The usage of crawling tools implicates justification for their consequences as searching technology that facilitates initiative passion to target new information. Several web crawlers are available with different technological mechanism of remotely communicated servers; but their efficiency in terms of different performance metrics has been an open question. Previous studies provide inadequate comparison with limited analysis factors against these servers. Here we put an effort and provided new results by considering several performance metrics under practical estimation of technical factors with maximum capacity to evaluate foremost crawling technology based end-point servers. We extensively studied remote servers running behind Google, Yahoo, MSN, Gigablast, Mamma and Excite. We reflected their performance in terms of response time, load, health status, down time, uptime, availability and reliability. These new results would provide a deep insight to every researcher regarding to searching usages and related technological enhancement in future.
International Journal of Computer Applications | 2012
Wasai ShadabAnsari; Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Atif Alamri; Abdullah Al-Dhelaan; Mohsin Iftikhar; Mudassar Ayub; Mohammad Serajuddin
free services are ultimate preference of every network consumer and service providers. Variety of parameters like packet dropping rate, latency, jitter, throughput, bandwidth, fair response of resources, link utilization and queue length are responsible to fabricate or reduce congestion. Current TCP model for high speed networks is unstable and ineffectual due to slow response, large window size and fairness issues. The ideal and positive utilization of indicated factors can reduce congestion up to ideal strength with enhanced fairness. These entire factors cannot be handled with single congestion handling technique but a joint committee of congestion techniques can manage all these constraints. We considered packet loss as a primary congestion and fairness metric that differs with already conveyed hybrid congestion techniques that utilize delay as primary metric. We reviewed several congestion algorithms to find out most essential parameters to negate congestion in packet switched networks among the above mentioned parameters. We proposed a hybrid congestion handling technique after performing sufficient comparison with already conveyed hybrid congestion management techniques. Our propose hybrid congestion management technique (ECN + IFRC) is empirically superior to exiting hybrid congestion management techniques in some extents.
Journal of Internet Technology | 2017
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Abdullah Al-Dhelaan; Mohsin Iftikhar; Mznah Al-Rodhaan
Capacity overflows, heterogeneous delay and packet losses are the resultant factors of network congestion and overloading. Such sort of dominant factors degrade the Quality of Service (QoS) and finally the network enters in a state of communication cut off. In this article, firstly we have discussed salient foundations of poor QoS such as network congestion, link overloading, routing metrics, design conflicts, server-side-scripting, denial of service attacks, RFC congestion schemes and weakness of existing TCP protocols with comparative analysis. Secondly, we have contributed some experimental observations against social, non-social and multimedia networks to realize QoS through comparison of response latencies and transmission errors. The scope of this study is to identify maximum causes of poor QoS in order to judge the effect of loaded and normal network conditions upon end-to-end service quality in both experimental and theoretical prospective. Such sort of comprehensive effort has not been attempted yet in such capacity, as we have conducted in this article. Presented analysis and experimental observations are significantly noticeable to evolve forthcoming congestion control policies.
International Journal of Computer Science | 2011
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Kamalrulnizam Abu Bakar; Mohsin Iftikhar
Archive | 2011
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Mohsin Iftikhar
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering | 2011
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Mohsin Iftikhar; Abdul Haseeb
Information-an International Interdisciplinary Journal | 2013
Mohsin Iftikhar; Nada Al Zaben; Waleed Alsalih; Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Mueen Uddin; Muhammad Talha; Bjorn Landfeldt; Albert Y. Zomaya
Scientific Research and Essays | 2011
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Mohsin Iftikhar
Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology | 2014
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Kamalrulnizam Abu Bakar; Subariah Ibrahim
Research Journal of Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology | 2014
Ijaz Ali Shoukat; Abdullah Al-Dhelaan; Mohsin Iftikhar