TCP - IP White Papers
A Simple Markovian Model of TCP Startup Behavior
Overview The paper proposes a Markovian approach to the performance evaluation of the ESSE (Early Slow Start Exit) modification of the TCP congestion control mechanism. ESSE takes advantage of estimations of the optimal pipesize at the sender side to properly select the initial slow start threshold. Previous simulative experiments have shown that ESSE allows to speed-up TCP connections and significantly reduce the packet drop rate at the bottleneck. This work makes a step further in understanding the ESSE behavior by developing a model of TCP source to evaluate the influence of different settings of slow start threshold on TCP performance.
| Publisher | University of Pisa | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | September 2005 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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