Congestion control for high-speed wired network: A systematic literature review

Kushwaha, Vandana; Gupta, Ratneshwer

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2014.07.005

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“…The weight can be used to denote the importance of the different nodes in the physical network, such as the resource subnet and the communication subnet. In this paper, we assume all nodes have the same weight, which means = 1 ( ∈ ); then the simplified network topology is shown in (1).…”

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“…Because the actual network structure is multirouter network topology, it brings two questions: (1) whether the congestion control algorithm based on single bottleneck link will achieve the same control performance in the actual network and (2) whether the congestion control algorithm in each router will influence each other and then affect the stability of the congestion control. Based on this, this paper will study the congestion problem in multirouter network topology.…”

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Consensus Congestion Control in Multirouter Networks Based on Multiagent System

Yang

2017

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Due to the unbalance distribution of network resources and network traffic, congestion is an inherent property of the Internet. The consensus congestion controller based on the multiagent system theory is designed for the multirouter topology, which improves the performance of the whole networks. Based on the analysis of the causes of congestion, the topology of multirouter networks is modeled based on the graph theory and the network congestion control problem is described as a consensus problem in multiagent systems. Simulation results by MATLAB and Ns2 indicate that the proposed algorithm maintains a high throughput and a low packet drip ratio and improves the quality of the service in the complex network environment.

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Consensus Congestion Control in Multirouter Networks Based on Multiagent System

Yang

2017

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“…In recent years, many solutions have been proposed to addresses the challenges of using TCP in data center networks [36,37]. These solutions can be classified into two categories: TCP-based solutions and Non-TCP solutions.…”

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DC-Vegas: A delay-based TCP congestion control algorithm for datacenter applications

Wang

Wen

et al. 2015

Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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“…Network congestion control was considered as problem of distributed nature and requires a distributed solution in terms of TCP and AQM in high speed networks [12]. It was also observed that TCP congestion control at source end and AQM at router end cooperate closely to solve a global issue of network congestion.…”

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Interaction of High Speed TCPs with Recent AQMs through Experimental Evaluation

Kushwaha¹,

Ratneshwer²

2016

IJCNIS

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Abstract-Congestion control approaches, source based approach and router based approach have their own limitations. In source based approach, it is difficult to get correct location of congestion and without proper admission control; we cannot effectively manage the congestion problem. Thus both the approaches have to work in coordination for effective congestion control. In this context, an interaction study plays an important role to verify how a TCP implemented at source end works with Active Queue Management at router end. In this paper, we analyzed the performance of different high speed TCP variants at the source end with some recent AQM approaches: CoDel and sfqCoDel. The main objective of this work is to obtain the interaction patterns of different high speed TCP variants like: HTCP, Compound, HSTCP, Scalable and Cubic with recently proposed AQMs: CoDel and sfqCoDel. Simulation results show that that if we want to achieve a better throughput, minimum delay and improved fairness simultaneously, Cubic-sfqCoDel may be a good choice of TCP-AQM combinations for high speed networks.

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Congestion control for high-speed wired network: A systematic literature review

Cited by 40 publications

References 75 publications

Consensus Congestion Control in Multirouter Networks Based on Multiagent System

Consensus Congestion Control in Multirouter Networks Based on Multiagent System

DC-Vegas: A delay-based TCP congestion control algorithm for datacenter applications

Interaction of High Speed TCPs with Recent AQMs through Experimental Evaluation

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