This paper is about how to do traffic engineering in a multipath network, so
that traffic can be splitted to different paths and in the same time, change the
splitting ratio to adapt to network utilization levels.
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GDB 7 on OS X
GDB 7 is released. It is nice to know that it now supports Darwin systems, a.k.a. Mac OS X.
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Downey (2007) TCP Self-Clocking and Bandwidth Sharing (ComNet)
This paper describes the case when the congestion window of a TCP is greater than the BDP. The BDP is defined as the bottleneck bandwidth multiplies by the end-to-end propagation delay. It finds that, in such scenario, the TCP is undergoing self-clocking transfer which means the cwnd does not play...
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Bansel et al (2001) Dynamic Behavior of Slowly-Responsive Congestion Control Algorithms (SIGCOMM)
This paper evaluates different flow control algorithms and it is the first to propose the term “TCP-Friendliness” or “TCP-Compatible”. The motivation is that, a lot of algorithms are proposed to date to avoid the TCP’s AIMD, which changes the rate too drastic and thus not suitable for media streaming use....
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Laor and Gendel (2002) The Effect of Packet Reordering in a Backbone Link on Application Throughput (IEEE Network)
A paper in the early year to investigate the effect of packet reordering to application throughput (esp. TCP). The conclusion is trivial but it gives some numbers:
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