Titlebook: Wired/Wireless Internet Communications; 5th International Co Fernando Boavida,Edmundo Monteiro,Yevgeni Kouchery Conference proceedings 2007

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An Analytical Comparison of the Slow-but-Steady and Impatient Variants of TCP New Renotensively studied over the last years, little attention has been paid to performance analysis of different variants of TCP NewReno. In this paper, we first develop an analytical model of the Impatient variant, which being combined with the earlier proposed model of the Slow-but-Steady variant gives

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SCTP Performance Issue on Path Delay Differentiale in the current retransmission strategy will degrade acutely when the secondary path delay is less than the primary path delay at a certain level. The performance degradation is due to the disordered SACKs and constant congestion window size during the fast retransmit phase. Some modifications aime

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Seamless Handover for Multi-user Sessions with QoS and Connectivity Supportovement requires the control of the quality level and connectivity of communication sessions with no perceived service degradation to the users. This seamless characteristic is equally important for communication sessions encompassing only one or multiple receivers, being the latter called multi-use

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QoS and Authentication Experiences in a Residential Environment Within a Broadband Access Frameworkw a flawless delivery of advanced services. However, the provisioning of a combination of multiple services with guaranteed quality up to the end-user terminal requires a carefully designed architecture incorporating the appropriated Quality of Service (QoS) concepts throughout the data path. And th

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Admission Control for Inter-domain Real-Time Traffic Originating from Differentiated Services Stub Dfic aggregation within the engineered traffic classes. In DiffServ domains, admission control additionally needs to be employed in order to control the amount of traffic into the engineered traffic classes so as to prevent overloads that can lead to QoS violations. In this paper we present an admiss