Robust and fair Multicast Congestion Control (M2C)

Lucas, Vincent; Pansiot, Jean‐Jacques; Grad, Dominique; Hilt, Benoit

doi:10.1016/j.comnet.2012.10.016

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“…On receiving an acknowledgment from the receiver the congestion window is set to double of its size. Size of the congestion window is increase until it attains a particular threshold value or the network enters congestion state whichever comes first [11]. At some point of time network may change state and packet may start dropping.…”

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TCP Congestion Control in Wired cum Wireless Networks

Sharma¹,

Mann²,

Thakur³

2014

IJCA

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Since the introduction of "TCP for congestion control in computer networks", this concept has been widely used in wired networks. TCP congestion control has its different variants in various types of networks. Many other protocols are also introduced, which are derived from "TCP Congestion Control" concept for wired networks. TCP congestion control is successfully implemented in wired networks and is sill improving but it's not the case with wireless networks because of compatibility and non-functional issues. During last two decades students, researchers and scholars are continuously embracing and improving TCP congestion functionality both in wired and wireless networks by focusing on four modules of congestion control algorithms i.e. slow start, congestion avoidance, and fast recovery and fast retransmit. Proposal is to build a system that identifies the network type and behave accordingly General Terms

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confidence: 99%