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TCP-Friendly Congestion Control Algorithms
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Many TCP-friendly congestion-control schemes were proposed to pursue the TCP-
equivalence criterion, which states that a TCP-equivalent flow should have fair
throughput with TCP if perceiving the same network conditions as TCP. Also, its
throughput should converge aggressively or responsively as fast as TCP when the
loss conditions change.
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Packet and Request Scheduling Algorithms |
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The access link is the
bottleneck because ISP's customers often delay upgrading the bandwidth to save
costs. Hence, managing the bandwidth of access link is necessary. The common
solution is the packet-level GPS-based scheduling algorithm. However, it fails
as employed at access gateway because packets are queued at the ISP-side
gateway, not the enterprise-side access gateway.
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TCP Rate Control Mechanism at Gateway
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Edge gateways have been widely employed to provide policy-based network
management, including firewalls and bandwidth managers. When managing the TCP
traffic, pass-through TCP flows introduce large buffer requirements, large
latency, frequent buffer overflows. How to allocate the bandwidth for TCP
without the drawbacks is an important issue.
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