THE COMPARISON OF SNOOP AND TCP PERFORMANCE IN WIRED AND WIRELESS NETWORK
Chang-hee Kim, Seung-han Keum, Aeri Lee, Ke-eHyun Lee
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Chang-hee Kim, Seung-han Keum, Aeri Lee, Ke-eHyun Lee
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If the TCP designed for the wired network was applied to the wireless network, there is a problem that slow the performance by knowing the data loss occurred by feature of the wireless network as loss occurred by congestion and doing the unnecessary congestion control mechanism. In this article, we compare/analyze the performance of the suggested Snoop with that of TCP and suggest the study for the future to complement this problem
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If the TCP designed for the wired network was applied to the wireless network, there is a problem that slow the performance by knowing the data loss occurred by feature of the wireless network as loss occurred by congestion and doing the unnecessary congestion control mechanism. In this article, we compare/analyze the performance of the suggested Snoop with that of TCP and suggest the study for the future to complement this problem
Key concepts: Zeta-TCP, TCP acceleration, Computer network, TCP Westwood plus, Computer science, TCP tuning, TCP global synchronization, TCP Friendly Rate Control