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Item type:Item, Pseudo-rate TCP: a congestion avoidance scheme with nearly optimized fairness and throughput(1999-09-25) ;Chen, JR ;Chen, YC ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceAs the bandwidth requirement on the Internet grows, the efficiency of networking protocol becomes an important concern. This paper proposes a so-called pseudo-rate TCP, which features both better fairness and higher throughput than TCP Vegas by exponentially increasing the window size to a derived bound. The pseudo-rate TCP avoids the typical problem that sources with shorter round-trip times always get better chance in allocating the bandwidth. We discuss two key mechanisms designed for pseudo-rate TCP, and compare its performance with TCP Vegas through system simulation. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.Item type:Item, Vegas plus: Improving the service fairness(2000-05-01) ;Chen, JR ;Chen, YC ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceTCP Vegas is a congestion avoidance scheme designed to prevent the periodic packet loss which occurs in traditional schemes. Since Vegas successfully avoids such packet loss, it achieves much higher throughput than TCP Reno. However, it does not concern the fairness among source-destination pairs with different round-trip times (RTT's). In this letter, we propose a different mechanism to adjust the window size, this allows TCP to provide much better fairness regardless the large variation of RTT's.Item type:Item, An end-to-end flow control approach based on round trip time(2000-09-30) ;Chen, JR ;Chen, YC ;Lee, CL ;資訊工程學系Department of Computer ScienceTraditional TCP Row control schemes, such as Tahoe and Reno, continuously increase the window size until possible packet loss is detected. These schemes generate congestion unnecessarily by themselves and utilize the buffer space inefficiently. Therefore, Vegas was proposed to accommodate the drawbacks. It uses the measured round-trip time (RTT) to obtain the information required for the flow control. in this work, we propose a Row control scheme, RTT-based TCP, which uses the RTT directly to control the window size adjustment. RTT-based TCP comprises four mechanisms: the modified exponential window increment, the RTT measurement, the queue occupancy estimation, and the quick queue-occupancy reduction. Simulation results show that RTT-based TCP outperforms Vegas in the aspects of throughput, fairness and efficiency of buffer usage. (C) 2000 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.