Parallel Transmission of Distributed Sensor Based on SCTP and TCP for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks in IoT

Sun, Weifeng; Yu, Shumiao; Xing, Yuanxun; Qin, Zhenquan

doi:10.3390/s19092005

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“…Because SCTP is concerned with multihoming and multistreaming characteristics, they claim that the comparative results indicate SCTP to be superior to TCP. The SCTP and UDP protocols were put up against the conventional transmission control protocols for comparison by authors in [21]. According to the authors, the kind of application determines how well certain protocols perform in various contexts.…”

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Comparative Analysis of TCP, TCP-Vegas, and SCTP in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Mirani¹,

Kumar²,

Memon³

et al. 2022

JISR-C

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Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANET) are a collection of mobiles and smart devices that communicate using wireless links. These types of networks are growing at the best speed and being used at a large scale than before ever because of their high availability and mobility. As the usage scale of MANET devices has been increasing, the challenges have also increased for example the proper delivery of data or information to every mobile node. Traditionally, transmission control protocol(TCP) is used for delivery but it does not fit in all scenarios due to some of its limitations such as network congestion and quick recovery in case of link failure. In this, a comparative analysis of TCP is performed with the stream control transmission protocol (SCTP) and a TCP variant called TCP VEGAS. A number of ad hoc Scenarios are proposed with varying numbers of mobile nodes,i.e 11,21, and 31. The results obtained indicate that SCTP outperforms TCP and VEGAS in throughput. The packet lifetime while using SCTP is also small i.e 0.19 seconds. The link utilization of SCTP is better than TCP and VEGAS. However, TCP increases its link utilization than VEGAS for the nodes in MANET of large delay.

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confidence: 99%

Comparative Analysis of TCP, TCP-Vegas, and SCTP in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Mirani¹,

Kumar²,

Memon³

et al. 2022

JISR-C

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“…TCP performance optimizations are also important in the distributed sensor networks, wireless IoT devices because they generate a large amount of data. Researchers try to optimize performance in these networks not only by improving congestion control [18] but also by introducing negative acknowledgment (NACK) into generic TCP functionality [19] or proposing parallel transmission hybrid methods [20].…”

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TCP Acknowledgment Optimization in Low Power and Embedded Devices

2021

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Paper investigates transport control protocol (TCP) acknowledgment (ACK) optimization in low power or embedded devices to improve their performance on high-speed links by limiting the ACK rate. Today the dominant protocol for interconnecting network devices is the TCP and it has a great influence on the entire network operation if the processing power of network devices is exhausted to the processing data from the TCP stack. Therefore, on high-speed not congested networks the bottleneck is no longer the network link but low-processing power network devices. A new ACK optimization algorithm has been developed and implemented in the Linux kernel. Proposed TCP stack modification minimizes the unneeded technical expenditure from TCP flow by reducing the number of ACKs. The results of performed experiments show that TCP ACK rate limiting leads to the noticeable decrease of CPU utilization on low power devices and an increase of TCP session throughput but does not impact other TCP QoS parameters, such as session stability, flow control, connection management, congestion control or compromises link security. Therefore, more resources of the low-power network devices could be allocated for high-speed data transfer.

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Which One is More Robust to Low-Rate DDoS Attacks? The Multipath TCP or The SCTP

Lei

et al. 2022

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Parallel Transmission of Distributed Sensor Based on SCTP and TCP for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks in IoT

Cited by 6 publications

References 26 publications

Comparative Analysis of TCP, TCP-Vegas, and SCTP in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

Comparative Analysis of TCP, TCP-Vegas, and SCTP in Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks

TCP Acknowledgment Optimization in Low Power and Embedded Devices

Which One is More Robust to Low-Rate DDoS Attacks? The Multipath TCP or The SCTP

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