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Using QoS for High Throughput TCP Transport Over Fat Long Pipes

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Overview A very practical network problem for the effective deployment of a transatlantic computational GRID which is the current under-utilisation of the newly available fat long pipes drives the following work towards the investigation of whether new TCP stacks can solve such issue. The paper proves the necessary use of IP-QOS and investigates the conditions under which IP-QOS and new/standard TCP stacks can coexist such that high utilisation as well as good stability and inter-class protection is achieved.

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Publisher	University College London	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	1
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service, TCP - IP, High Performance Computing

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