Transmission control protocol (TCP) congestion control using multiple tcp acknowledgements (ACKS)
A transmission control protocol and congestion control technology, which is applied in transmission systems, wireless network protocols, digital transmission systems, etc., can solve problems such as TCP performance degradation, and achieve the effect of compensating performance degradation
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[0055] figure 1 is a view of the packet loss process applying common TCP congestion control algorithms to wired-wireless integrated networks.
[0056] which is, figure 1 It is a view of the causes of performance degradation that occurs when the congestion control algorithm used in the TCP protocol is applied to a wired-wireless integrated network. First, data is sent from CN to MN. In response to data from the CN, the MN sends corresponding data. However, when a packet crash (Destroy 1) occurs in the wireless link, the CN does not receive the "Ack" packet during the timeout period. Then, CN mistakenly believes that the network is congested, and calls the congestion control algorithm, starts at a slow rate, and calls the congestion avoidance algorithm to reset the size of the congestion window to 1.
[0057] As mentioned above, the congestion window value is the maximum number of packets that can be sent without any response from the corresponding node in TCP. Therefore, w...
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