High-speed networks: definition and fundamental attributes
Computer Communications
Research: The leaky window: a flow and congestion control technique for HS-WANs
Computer Communications
Research: Share-based congestion control scheme for systems of interconnected networks
Computer Communications
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An approach that establishes a framework of design for high performance that scales well with increasing delay-bandwidth products is described. A basic conceptual model to explain the roles of window and access controls is presented. A static model of the system is then studied. The steady-state distribution of the buffer sizes, asymptotic expressions, and relationships between window size and delay that will be used to control windows are derived. A class of adaptive control schemes is proposed, and some results on simulation studies of one scheme are presented. A fluid model with dynamics is introduced to study fundamental questions of adaptive windows to adaptive rates. Bursty sources are considered. The proposals are then compared with other approaches