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Usar o serviço de taxa de bits disponível (ABR) do modo de transferência assíncrona (ATM) em um link de backbone fornecerá uma rede sem perdas. No entanto, causa congestionamento em um roteador de borda e mostra um desempenho ruim do TCP de ponta a ponta. Consideramos como melhorar o desempenho do TCP em uma rede backbone ABR. Usando informações de feedback ABR (ACR) em roteadores de borda, podemos ajustar intervalos de pacotes de confirmação TCP. Este ajuste acopla a malha de controle baseada em taxa ABR e a malha de controle baseada em janela TCP. Com base neste esquema, podemos alcançar um bom desempenho TCP ponta a ponta, bem como um bom desempenho da camada ATM sobre o backbone ABR. Este artigo descreve um estudo abrangente sobre o mecanismo proposto.
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Arata KOIKE, "Controlling End-to-End TCP Flow Using ABR Rate Information" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 8, pp. 2105-2114, August 2001, doi: .
Abstract: Using Available Bit Rate (ABR) service of Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) at a backbone link will provide a lossless network. It, however, causes congestion at an edge-router and is reported to show poor end-to-end TCP performance. We consider how to improve the performance of TCP over a backbone ABR network. By using ABR feedback information (ACR) at edge-routers, we can adjust intervals of TCP Acknowledgement packets. This adjustment couples the ABR rate-based control loop and the TCP window-based control loop. Based on this scheme, we can achieve a good end-to-end TCP performance as well as good ATM layer performance over backbone ABR. This paper describes comprehensive study on the proposed mechanism.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e84-b_8_2105/_p
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