Transmission Control Protocol and Active Queue Management together against congestion: cross-comparison through simulations

Grazia, Carlo Augusto; Patriciello, Natale; Klapez, Martin; Casoni, Maurizio

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“…Grazia1 et al. [34] have surveyed a cross‐comparison of popular TCP and AQM variants. They have investigated the TCP performance in terms of goodput, RTT, and fairness.…”

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Study on performance of AQM schemes over TCP variants in different network environments

2020

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Increasing the size of memory in network devices leads to the problem of a persistently full buffer (a.k.a, bufferbloat). The objective of this study is to compare the recently introduced Controlled Delay (CoDel) scheme with the traditional method of active queue management, such as Random Early Detection (RED) algorithms over TCP variants. To explore the potential of CoDel over RED, TCP variants have been assessed at three settings: variable congestion and fixed payload (VCFP), variable payload and fixed congestion (VPFC), and high congestion and high payload (HCHP). We assessed the CoDel and RED schemes for active queue management (AQM) using three performance metrics: link utilization, drop rate, and queuing delay. The analytical results show that CoDel outperformed RED in most aspects over variants of TCP because of its auto‐tuning and auto‐adjustment features. However, RED outperformed CoDel in a few cases. In the VCFP setting, RED recorded a lower drop rate overall TCP variants. Moreover, in the VPFC setting, RED with a payload of 500–1000 bytes performed better in terms of drop rate. Finally, in the HPHC setting, there were two cases where RED, over TCP NewReno and Vegas, performed well in terms of drop rate.

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“…Grazia1 et al. [34] have surveyed a cross‐comparison of popular TCP and AQM variants. They have investigated the TCP performance in terms of goodput, RTT, and fairness.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The main focus of their work is to use different buffer sizes and mitigate the bufferbloat problem by leveraging CoDel algorithms and byte queue limit (BQL) solution. Grazia1 et al [34] have surveyed a cross-comparison of popular TCP and AQM variants. They have investigated the TCP performance in terms of goodput, RTT, and fairness.…”

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confidence: 99%

Study on performance of AQM schemes over TCP variants in different network environments

2020

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“…Most commonly used TCP variants, e.g., CUBIC, follow the loss-based approach. CUBIC demonstrates high performance across various scenarios, particularly when coupled with Active Queue Management (AQM), thus resulting in efficient bandwidth utilization, fair bandwidth sharing, and a relatively low drop ratio [4,5]. However, its effectiveness is limited as link capacities scale up to 10 or 100 Gbps, especially when coupled with long RTTs.…”

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Performance Evaluation of TCP BBRv3 in Networks with Multiple Round Trip Times

Piotrowska

2024

Applied Sciences

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The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) serves as a cornerstone mechanism for implementing Congestion Control (CC) across the Internet. Designing a solution that provides high bandwidth utilization and mitigates the phenomenon of bufferbloat across a spectrum of diverse scenarios poses a considerable challenge. The introduction of Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round Trip propagation time (BBR) in 2016 marked a significant shift in congestion control methodology. Its improved performance and adaptability contributed to the initial acclaim and widespread interest that it received.. Unlike most currently used CCs, it operates around Kleinrock’s optimal point, thus offering high throughput even in lossy networks while preventing buffer saturation. Unfortunately, it quickly became evident that BBR was unable to fairly share bandwidth with flows characterized by different path delays, as well as loss-based CCs. In response, Google recently introduced a third iteration to address these shortcomings. This study explores the performance of BBRv3 across a wide range of scenarios, thereby considering different buffer sizes and paths with varying Round Trip Times (RTTs), and it evaluates its superiority over its predecessors. Through extensive simulations, this work assesses whether BBRv3 can finally play fair with other bandwidth contenders, which is a critical consideration given the widespread deployment of BBR. The framework is publicly available to facilitate additional validation and ensure the reproducibility of the study’s findings. The results indicate that while BBRv3 demonstrates enhanced fairness towards loss-based CC algorithms, it struggles when competing against other BBR flows, especially in multi-RTT networks, thus falling short even when compared to the initial version.

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“…With the rapid development of information technology, the functions of an automobile have become increasingly diverse, and automobile design has become more humane. e continuous improvement of automobile performance has caused a sharp increase in the number of electrical equipment installed in automobiles, which has, however, led to connection and communication between devices being more difficult [1][2][3]. erefore, engineers in charge of automobile electronics identify the problems concerning the low communication quality and high data transmission delay as a priority to be resolved when equipment exchanges data transmission.…”

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Data Transmission Control Method of Electrical Equipment of Automobile Based on the 5G Communication Technology

Han

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Conflicts emerge when the data transmission occurs between electrical equipment in an automobile. Hence, transmission delays appear as issues. For this reason, a method, called data transmission control, for electrical equipment of automobiles based on the 5G communication technology is proposed in this paper. Firstly, the wavelet feature decomposition was utilized to partition the frequency spectrum, and thus the statistical characteristics of electrical equipment of automobiles concerning the transmitted data were obtained. Then, the high-order approximate distribution method was adopted to construct a channel for a 5G network data transmission. Afterward, the control logic structure of the data transmission was built, and the problem, called the conflict of the data transmission, was alleviated through concurrent data collection and processing methods. On this basis, coding coefficients of a constructed global coding matrix were selected to encode and transmit source information. Also, the number of redundant data packets at each layer was adjusted. Finally, the data transmission control of the electrical equipment of the automobile was realized through the linear combination of the network nodes. The simulation results showed that the throughput of the proposed method was always higher than 7.7 MB/s, the bit error rate was around 0 when the signal-to-noise ratio was lower than 3, and the transmission delay was always below 0.5 s, which could provide a reference for the efficient and safe operation of automobiles.

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Transmission Control Protocol and Active Queue Management together against congestion: cross-comparison through simulations

Cited by 4 publications

References 47 publications

Study on performance of AQM schemes over TCP variants in different network environments

Study on performance of AQM schemes over TCP variants in different network environments

Performance Evaluation of TCP BBRv3 in Networks with Multiple Round Trip Times

Data Transmission Control Method of Electrical Equipment of Automobile Based on the 5G Communication Technology

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