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H-TCP: TCP for High-Speed and Long-Distance Networks

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Overview This paper presents a congestion control protocol that is suitable for deployment in high-speed and long-distance networks. The new protocol, H-TCP, is shown to fair when deployed in homogeneous networks, to be friendly when competing with conventional TCP sources, to rapidly respond to bandwidth as it becomes available, and to utilise link bandwidth in an efficient manner. Further, when deployed in conventional networks, H-TCP behaves as a conventional TCP-variant.

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Publisher	National University of Ireland, Maynooth	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	TCP - IP

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