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Window-Based Congestion Control in TCP With Explicit Congestion Notification: Multiple Congestion

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Overview This paper proposes a window-based congestion control algorithm to achieve a max-min fair sharing of the available bandwidth in ECN capable heterogeneous TCP networks. The proposed algorithm uses the successive binary congestion information provided by ECN. Based on the explicit network information, the paper estimates the fair window size proportional to the propagation delay.

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Publisher	Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Bandwidth Issues, TCP - IP, Software Engineering

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