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2003
Numerous studies have shown that packet reordering is common, especially in high speed networks where there is high degree of parallelism and different link speeds. Reordering of packets decreases the TCP performance of a network, mainly because it leads to overestimation of the congestion of the network.
Sathiaseelan, A, Radzik, T
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Numerous studies have shown that packet reordering is common, especially in high speed networks where there is high degree of parallelism and different link speeds. Reordering of packets decreases the TCP performance of a network, mainly because it leads to overestimation of the congestion of the network.
Sathiaseelan, A, Radzik, T
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Fuzzy TCP: Optimizing TCP Congestion Control
2006 Asia-Pacific Conference on Communications, 2006Efficient implementation of TCP for the Internet requires a precise determination of congestion window by the source TCP agent. This paper proposes a fuzzy implementation of TCP (Fuzzy TCP), instead of current slow-start/congestion avoidance approach for efficiently determining size of the congestion window at each time a new acknowledgement receives ...
Hamed Nejad +2 more
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ReMP TCP: Low latency multipath TCP
2016 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2016More and more Internet-enabled devices, such as server instances or smartphones, have multiple network interfaces. Multipath TCP (MPTCP) has proven to increase bandwidth for these devices, while remaining compatible with the existing network infrastructure and applications.
Alexander Frommgen +4 more
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Proceedings of the 2001 ACM SIGMETRICS international conference on Measurement and modeling of computer systems, 2001
This paper presents a model of the TCP Vegas congestion control mechanism as a distributed optimization algorithm. Doing so has three important benefits. First, it helps us gain a fundamental understanding of why TCP Vegas works, and an appreciation of its limitations.
Low, Steven H. +2 more
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This paper presents a model of the TCP Vegas congestion control mechanism as a distributed optimization algorithm. Doing so has three important benefits. First, it helps us gain a fundamental understanding of why TCP Vegas works, and an appreciation of its limitations.
Low, Steven H. +2 more
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Proceedings of the Applied Networking Research Workshop, 2017
We develop and validate Internet path measurement techniques to distinguish congestion experienced when a flow self-induces congestion in the path from when a flow is affected by an already congested path. One application of this technique is for speed tests, when the user is affected by congestion either in the last mile or in an interconnect link ...
Srikanth Sundaresan +3 more
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We develop and validate Internet path measurement techniques to distinguish congestion experienced when a flow self-induces congestion in the path from when a flow is affected by an already congested path. One application of this technique is for speed tests, when the user is affected by congestion either in the last mile or in an interconnect link ...
Srikanth Sundaresan +3 more
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TCP Fairness Among Modern TCP Congestion Control Algorithms Including TCP BBR
2018 IEEE 7th International Conference on Cloud Networking (CloudNet), 2018For improving communication performance, many fast TCP algorithms, e.g. CUBIC TCP and Compound TCP, have been proposed. These proposals have raised another issue that is performance fairness among TCP congestion control algorithms. Several papers were published for discussing the fairness and some of them revealed their unfairness.
Kanon Sasaki +5 more
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Performance analysis of TCP incast with TCP Lite and Abstract TCP
2015 Global Conference on Communication Technologies (GCCT), 2015Data center networks widely uses TCP for communication between the servers as it provides reliability and congestion control. However, TCP does not work well for certain type of communication patterns. One such a pattern is barrier synchronized many to one communication.
R. Amrutha, V. Nithya
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TCP and TCP-Friendly Protocols
2008One of the most popular transport protocols—Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)—has a long history. The first document describing TCP protocol in early stages was published in 1974. Since then, TCP specification was changed several times, and finally in 1981 was standardised by RFC 793 (Postel, 1981).
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TCP-Rab: a receiver advertisement based TCP protocol
Journal of Zhejiang University-SCIENCE A, 2004With the evolution of network technologies, the deficiencies of TCP protocol are becoming more and more distinct. The new TCP implementation, called Receiver Advertisement Based TCP (TCP-Rab) proposed here to eliminate these deficiencies, adopts two basic mechanisms: (1) Bandwidth Estimation and (2) Immediate Recovery.
Xu-hong, Tang +2 more
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Performance comparison between TCP Reno and TCP Vegas
Computer Communications, 2002Following the development of TCP Vegas, the performance comparison between TCP Reno and TCP Vegas has not been discussed thoroughly. The discussion of the revised TCP version, TCP Vegas, remains insufficient to decide whether or not to use it. This paper attempts to compare the performance, throughput and fairness, of Reno and Vegas in the network ...
Lai, Yuan-Cheng, Yao, Chang-Li
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