An Analysis of Internet Traffic Behaviour During Movement Control Order (MCO)

Case Study of University College TATI

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted the implementation of stringent measures to halt the infection's spread. People's behaviors were changed by social distance and lockdown measures, while the Internet became a significant support for remote working, e-teaching, online collaboration, gaming, video streaming, and other activities. All these abrupt developments have put an unprecedented amount of strain on the network. The impact of lockdown enforcement on the UC TATI internet traffic is examined in this article. We present a picture of how the pandemic affected UC TATI network traffic in this article. The use of remote working and collaboration tools is our primary priority. Overall, this paper gives a picture of the rapid changes in campus traffic as a result of COVID-19 and modeling a better traffic pattern to show resilient in effectively coping with obstacles while keeping university operations running.