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RaQ: A robust active queue management scheme based on rate and queue length
Computer Communications
Instability effects of two-way traffic in a TCP/AQM system
Computer Communications
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Information Sciences: an International Journal
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The QoS of today's best-effort network does not deliver the performance required for a wide range of interactive and multimedia applications that have demanding delay and bandwidth requirements. We discuss how current research into congestion control has uncovered that best-effort networks, with just a few modifications to the existing equipment, can deliver the performance required for a range of applications. Furthermore, we describe how best-effort networks lead to a pricing mechanism that charges users in accordance to the stress they place on the network.