An Analytic Throughput Model for TCP NewReno

Parvez, Nadim; Mahanti, Anirban; Williamson, Carey

doi:10.1109/tnet.2009.2030889

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“…It is indicated by the presence of some types of TCP known as TCP Variant, such as: Bic TCP/Cubic, TCP Vegas, Compound TCP, TCP Westwood, TCP Hybla, TCP HS etc. [5]. Most of the existing TCP variants were developed following the trends in the network technology which is showed by the existence of wider bandwidth.…”

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confidence: 99%

TCP LR-Newreno Congestion Control for IEEE 802.15.4-based Network

Sembiring¹,

Abdurohman²,

Yulianto³

2017

IJIES

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This paper proposes a new method of TCP congestion control for the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. This method, which evolved from TCP Newreno, is to be adopted on an IEEE 802.15.4 based network. The implementation of TCP Newreno on Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is unable to classify losses of segments caused by congestion, wireless channel error or segment mishandling. An increase in TCP Newreno aggressive behavior on congestion avoidance phase has also led to frequent occurrence of congestion due to the low rate or limited bandwidth of IEEE 802.15.4. The proposed method is named LR-Newreno. LR indicates Low Rate -WPAN network specifications for WSN based on IEEE 802.15.4 standard. We propose enhancement on window growth function (addictive increase) and window decrease function (multiplicative decrease) in compliance with WSN characteristics. The new method has been simulated on network simulator-2 environment. The result shows that the TCP LR-Newreno provides better performance in term of several parameters such as throughput, data drop rate and energy consumption when compared to original TCP Newreno.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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TCP LR-Newreno Congestion Control for IEEE 802.15.4-based Network

Sembiring¹,

Abdurohman²,

Yulianto³

2017

IJIES

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“…Depending on the use of the congestion control mechanisms described above, TCP introduces several variantsReno [3], NewReno [1], Vegas [4], Tahoe [2], the SACK [5]. In this section, some description of these variables is given.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The biggest problem with SACK [5] is that, it requires selective acknowledgements which is difficult to implement. Here, in this paper, we discussed about the TCP NewReno [1] which is a slight modification of the TCP Reno [3]. It has the capability to detect multiple packet losses and also more efficient than Reno [3] in the event of multiple packet losses.…”

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Throughput Analysis of TCP Newreno for Multiple Bottlenecks

al.¹

2017

IJCNWMC

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A very complex problem in the network is -congestion control. It is one of the major problems among top listed network problems. A lot of important data might be àt loss, as a result, resources become wasted. Many TCP models have proposed to protect the loss during data transfer. They differ from each other on the basis of algorithm for congestion control and segment loss recovery technique. TCP NewReno is one of them that we have proposed in our paper, and it is also an analytical model for the throughput of TCP NewReno. This performance is given for multiple bottlenecks -a queue management mechanism. In our paper, we show that increased throughput of TCP New Reno over Reno and how NewReno suffers from less packet loss rate than the Reno model, by using the NS-2 simulator.

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“…These new protocols promise to improve TCP performance on long distance wireless networks. Parvez et al (2010) TCP NewReno predicts the steady-state throughput for bulk data transfers as a function of round-trip time and loss behaviour under a wide range of network conditions. As their experiments are performed over a real production network path, they don't have any control over the background traffic on the network.…”

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Application of Newton Raphson Algorithm for Optimizing Transmission Control Protocol Performance

Priya¹,

Suppiah²

2013

Journal of Computer Science

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ABTRACTWireless networks are growing rapidly. TCP is the most widely-used protocol on Internet and so optimizing TCP performance is very important for fast efficient data transfer. The different existing TCP variants and solutions they have not been analyzed together to identify the bottlenecks in wireless networks. TCP has a major problem in its congestion control algorithm which does not allow the flow to achieve the full available bandwidth on fast long-distance links. This problem has been studied in this study using a new high speed congestion control TCP protocol based on the Newton Raphson algorithm This study further analyses involving six TCP performance evaluation constraints namely, TCP full bandwidth utilization, throughput, packet loss rate, fairness in sharing bandwidth, friendliness in short-RTT and long-RTT and these constraints are used to evaluate the proposed Newton Raphson Congestion Control (NRC-TCP) performance. This study shows that the proposed algorithm performs better compared with the other methods of application.

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An Analytic Throughput Model for TCP NewReno

Cited by 88 publications

References 41 publications

TCP LR-Newreno Congestion Control for IEEE 802.15.4-based Network

TCP LR-Newreno Congestion Control for IEEE 802.15.4-based Network

Throughput Analysis of TCP Newreno for Multiple Bottlenecks

Application of Newton Raphson Algorithm for Optimizing Transmission Control Protocol Performance

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