A High Performance and Efficient TCP Variant
Wafa Elmannai, Khaled Elleithy
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Wafa Elmannai, Khaled Elleithy
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With emergence of the latest technology and deployment of wireless mobile networks for data communication services, the need of the people has also been increased. There has been a significant effort to tune TCP for these networks. The performance of TCP is affected due to several factors including the congestion window, maximum packet size; retry limit, recovery mechanism, backup mechanism and mobility. The proposed TCP variants are successful in fixed networks but did not yield good results in a mobile wireless network. In this Work, we propose a new TCP variant named UB by integrating the features of TCP Westwood and Vegas. TCP-UB provides better performance than the other TCP variants from the mobility point of view. We have simulated our algorithm using NS2.28 which shows that TCP-UB achieves superior performance over TCP Vegas and Westwood.
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With emergence of the latest technology and deployment of wireless mobile networks for data communication services, the need of the people has also been increased. There has been a significant effort to tune TCP for these networks. The performance of TCP is affected due to several factors including the congestion window, maximum packet size; retry limit, recovery mechanism, backup mechanism and mobility. The proposed TCP variants are successful in fixed networks but did not yield good results in a mobile wireless network. In this Work, we propose a new TCP variant named UB by integrating the features of TCP Westwood and Vegas. TCP-UB provides better performance than the other TCP variants from the mobility point of view. We have simulated our algorithm using NS2.28 which shows that TCP-UB achieves superior performance over TCP Vegas and Westwood.
Key concepts: TCP Vegas, Zeta-TCP, TCP acceleration, Compound TCP, Computer network, TCP Westwood, TCP global synchronization, Computer science