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contributor.authorChrungoo, Abhay-
contributor.authorGupta, Vishu-
contributor.authorSaran, Huzur-
contributor.authorShorey, Rajeev-
date.accessioned2006-10-12T06:49:47Z-
date.available2006-10-12T06:49:47Z-
date.issued2001-
identifier.citationGlobal Telecommunications Conference, GLOBECOM IEEE, 3, 1713 - 1717p.en
identifier.urihttp://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/2236-
description.abstractWe propose k-SACK, a TCP variant that has considerably improved throughput characteristics over lossy links. A k-SACK source does not consider every packet loss as an indication of congestion. It uses the selective acknowledgement option to estimate a parameter lookahead-loss, which is used in congestion detection. Our results demonstrate that k-SACK maintains a steady performance in a non-lossy environment while showing considerable performance improvement over paths spanning lossy links. Throughput gains of more than 90% are observed over links with packet loss rates of the order of 5%. We show that when k-SACK is used over wireline Internet links, it does not harm the existing TCP variants significantly. k-SACK is simple to implement and does not involve any additional overheadsen
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language.isoenen
subjectTCPen
subjectSelective Acknowledgements (SACK)en
subjectWireless networksen
subjectLossy linksen
subjectBandwidth utilizationen
subjectThroughputen
subjectFairnessen
subjectDrop tailen
subjectCongestionen
titleTCP k-SACK: a simple protocol to improve performance over lossy linksen
typeArticleen
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