TCP with Network Coding Performance Under Packet Reordering

Hà, Nguyễn Việt; Tsuru, Masato

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-12839-5_51

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“…To ensure data integrity and reliability, we can use a technique called network coding, which adds redundant information to improve the reliability of packets [55,57,58]. As shown in Figure 7, network coding primarily focuses on basic linear computations, enabling each packet to be replaced by other packets, thus enhancing the overall robustness of the network.…”

Section: Redundant Transmission Based On Network Codingmentioning

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Packet Reordering in the Era of 6G: Techniques, Challenges, and Applications

Lin¹,

Zhang²,

Gao³

et al. 2023

Electronics

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The advent of sixth-generation (6G) networks brings unmatched speed, reliability, and capacity for massive connections, making it a cornerstone for revolutionary applications. One such application is in vehicular networks, which have their unique demands and complexities. Specifically, they face the complex issue of packet reordering due to the high-speed movement of vehicles and frequent switching of network connections. This paper examines the impact and causes of packet reordering, its threats to network efficiency, and potential countermeasures, particularly in the context of 6G-enabled vehicular networks. We introduce end-to-end methods and metrics to address packet reordering in 6G, discussing the development trends and application prospects. Our findings highlight the emergence of sophisticated strategies, such as prediction and avoidance, to manage packet reordering. They also reveal potential applications to boost network reliability, emulate traffic distributions, and enhance data security. Furthermore, we anticipate a growing integration of machine learning and data-driven optimization in tackling packet reordering. The insights provided aim to influence the future design and optimization of 6G networks, particularly concerning packet management and performance. This paper aims to assist researchers and practitioners in effectively leveraging packet reordering to promote efficient and secure operations of future 6G networks.

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Packet Reordering in the Era of 6G: Techniques, Challenges, and Applications

Lin¹,

Zhang²,

Gao³

et al. 2023

Electronics

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“…File transfer statistics are collected for this purpose from two experiment sets: synthetic iPerf generated traffic and 1,000 Genome workflow runs with synthetically reported abnormalities. Ha and Tsuru (2019) analyzed the goodput performance degradation caused by the acknowledgment packets or out-of-order reception of data. Accordingly, for estimating and adapting to the packet reordering, the authors proposed a novel strategy for TCP/NC.…”

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Enhanced packet reordering procedure to improve TCP communication

Kasimsetti¹,

Hussain²

2021

IJPCC

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Purpose The research work is attained by Spurious Transmission–based Enhanced Packet Reordering Method (ST-EPRM). The packet reordering necessity is evaded by presenting random linear network coding process on wireless network physical layer which function on basis of sequence numbers. The spurious retransmission happening over wireless network is obtained by presenting monitoring concept for reducing number of spurious retransmissions because it might need more than three DUPACKs for triggering fast retransmit. This monitoring node performs as centralized node as well variation amid buffer length and number of packets being sent can be predicted. This information helps in differentiating spurious retransmission from the packet loss. Design/methodology/approach Based on transmission detection, action is accomplished whether to retransmit or evade transmission. Monitoring node selection is achieved by presenting improved cuckoo search algorithm. The modified support vector machine algorithm is greatly used for variation-based spurious transmission. Findings The research work which is attained by ST-EPRM. The packet reordering necessity is evaded by presenting random linear network coding process on wireless network physical layer which function on basis of sequence numbers. The spurious retransmission happening over wireless network is obtained by presenting monitoring concept for reducing number of spurious retransmissions because it might need more than three DUPACKs for triggering fast retransmit. This monitoring node performs as centralized node as well variation amid buffer length and number of packets being sent can be predicted. This information helps in differentiating spurious retransmission from the packet loss. Originality/value Based on transmission detection, action is accomplished whether to retransmit or evade transmission. Monitoring node selection is achieved by presenting improved cuckoo search algorithm. The modified support vector machine algorithm is greatly used for variation-based spurious transmission.

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TCP with Network Coding Performance Under Packet Reordering

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Packet Reordering in the Era of 6G: Techniques, Challenges, and Applications

Packet Reordering in the Era of 6G: Techniques, Challenges, and Applications

Enhanced packet reordering procedure to improve TCP communication

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