Improving Network Performance by Ameliorating TCP Congestion Control Mechanism
Xu Chang
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Xu Chang
Abstract
With the rapid growth of rate based services and wireless applications,improving Transmission Control Protocol ( TCP ) congestion control has been becoming more important in the network research field. This paper first briefly introduces the Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease ( AIMD ) (a,b) algorithm,and then presents an improved TCP congestion control mechanism (D AIMD) whose principles and simulation results are discussed in detail. This mechanism can be easily implemented with lower additional overheads and can efficiently improve network performance.
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With the rapid growth of rate based services and wireless applications,improving Transmission Control Protocol ( TCP ) congestion control has been becoming more important in the network research field. This paper first briefly introduces the Additive Increase Multiplicative Decrease ( AIMD ) (a,b) algorithm,and then presents an improved TCP congestion control mechanism (D AIMD) whose principles and simulation results are discussed in detail. This mechanism can be easily implemented with lower additional overheads and can efficiently improve network performance.
Key concepts: TCP Friendly Rate Control, Network congestion, Computer network, TCP tuning, Computer science, Transmission Control Protocol, CUBIC TCP, TCP Westwood plus