Optimization of TCP/IP over 802.11 Wireless Networks in Home Environment

Janevski, Toni; Petrov, Ivan

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11284-3_25

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“…When IFQ is set at 25, or 50 packets there is no throughput variation. The impact of the distance and the propagation model are obvious so the overall average achieved throughput is around 600 Kbps this can be explained with the impact of the distance at the propagation parameters, the change of the modulation scheme of the IEEE 802.11 g protocol and the nature of the MAC layer [5], all of this parameters strongly influence of cwnd change that directly impacts the throughput value. Fig.…”

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TCP analysis in multihop wireless environment

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Petrov

2012

2012 20th Telecommunications Forum (TELFOR)

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Synergy of Internet, wired and wireless networks is done. TCP remains the most important and most used transport protocol for non real time services such as web, email, ftp, which are basis for additional value-added or novel IP-based services. In this paper we conduct detailed analysis of the impact of the Duplicated ACK and Delayed ACK parameters on the throughput in multihop wireless scenario with incorporated loss models under traffic load provided by different TCP versions.

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“…Today we are dealing with advanced wireless/wired networks that provide mobility and higher data rates. It is TCP native to be dynamic and exposed at analysis and improvements [5]- [11]. The focus of the today's intelligent networks should be the transport protocol.…”

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