TCP over On-Board IP Networks with High Bit Error Rate and Frequent Link Outages

Reddy, A. V. Sudhakara; Kavitha, D.; Kasiviswanath, N.

doi:10.1109/iacc.2016.100

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“…The TCP-based anti-congestion algorithm is not suited to a wireless environment filled with mutations [1]; instead, it is more suitable for the relatively stable access environment [2] [3]. The TCP retransmission is also designed to prevent router congestion, and due to the characteristics of wireless communication, the high air-interface latency and packet loss will seriously affect the overall transmission performance of TCP [4] [5]. In addition, TCP also has other issues like stream multiplexing.…”

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“…At the same time, QUIC can avoid the HOL effect that SPDY (HTTP2.0) will have in the transport stream multiplexing. 4. Besides, QUIC has the overall framework of HTTP applications, including encryption, authentication, HTTP header compression and transport stream multiplexing, etc., which is much more convenient than implementing a UDP-based HTTP protocol by yourself.…”

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Web optimization of QUIC under wireless network

Huang¹,

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2017

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With the development of wireless technology, many TCP-based HTTP applications are running slow, especially under the wireless environment. This paper first analyzes the causes of this situation, and then discusses the advantages of Google's experimental QUIC protocol in wireless transmission and finds that QUIC is easy to extend and deploy, providing a good framework for personalized optimization. This paper applies the QUIC framework and presents a QUIC optimization algorithm for the VPN or LAN scenarios, which mainly improves the congestion algorithm on the basis of QUIC. Through simulation tests, it is found in the wireless environment with high latency and high packet loss rate, the QUICMING-based HTTP applications perform significantly better than those based on TCP, SPDY and default QUIC.

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