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This paper analyzes the characteristics of Internet traffic by studying a six days long trace of the entire interdomain traffic received by an ISP.Our study shows that this traffic is self-similar at time-scales spanning minutes to hours.W e show that this self-similarity could be explained by two factors.First, the traffic volume received from each external source exhibits a heavy-tailed distribution.Second, the number of these external sources is also self-similar.Finally, we show that self-similar traffic can be simulated by users transferring exponentially distributed traffic provided that the number of users is self-similar.