In this paper we analyse the performance in a satellite environment of two recently proposed modifications to the TCP's congestion control algorithm, namely scalable TCP and highspeed TCP. These two protocols, originally designed for high-speed backbone links, appear to be major candidates for replacing in the next-generation Internet the current congestion control mechanism implemented by standard TCP. In this paper, we evaluate by means of ns2 simulations the performance of such protocols in a static as well as a mobile satellite environment. The results confirm that both protocols, and particularly S-TCP, may represent a viable alternative to standard TCP also in a satellite environment
In the recent year the research in the area of satellite communication has been widen to cover many ...
TCP connections that incorporate satellite links are greatly disadvantaged with respect to entirely ...
is a new transport layer protocol which can be deployed in the Internet along with TCP. In this pape...
In this paper we analyse the performance in a satellite environment of two recently proposed modific...
This paper investigates the performance of two TCP enhancements (i.e., Scalable TCP and HighSpeed TC...
The Transport Control Protocol (TCP) performs well on wired networks, where packet losses occur most...
Adaptation of TCP for satellite links has been the subject of many research studies in the last deca...
The idea of Internet everywhere makes the assumption that an Internet access should be available eve...
In this report, we present the simulation result of a comprehensive performance study of the Transmi...
Satellites play important roles in global telecommunications. However, the performance of Transmiss...
Satellite networking is different from wired or wireless networks. TCP/IP performance and behavior w...
TCP/IP is a set of transmission standards which enables computers from multiple vendors running on d...
The elasticity of transmission control protocol (TCP) traffic complicates attempts to provide perfor...
The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is the mostly used protocol for data transmission over netwo...
Geostationary satellite links have characteristics that can degrade the performance of TCP. The prop...
In the recent year the research in the area of satellite communication has been widen to cover many ...
TCP connections that incorporate satellite links are greatly disadvantaged with respect to entirely ...
is a new transport layer protocol which can be deployed in the Internet along with TCP. In this pape...
In this paper we analyse the performance in a satellite environment of two recently proposed modific...
This paper investigates the performance of two TCP enhancements (i.e., Scalable TCP and HighSpeed TC...
The Transport Control Protocol (TCP) performs well on wired networks, where packet losses occur most...
Adaptation of TCP for satellite links has been the subject of many research studies in the last deca...
The idea of Internet everywhere makes the assumption that an Internet access should be available eve...
In this report, we present the simulation result of a comprehensive performance study of the Transmi...
Satellites play important roles in global telecommunications. However, the performance of Transmiss...
Satellite networking is different from wired or wireless networks. TCP/IP performance and behavior w...
TCP/IP is a set of transmission standards which enables computers from multiple vendors running on d...
The elasticity of transmission control protocol (TCP) traffic complicates attempts to provide perfor...
The Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is the mostly used protocol for data transmission over netwo...
Geostationary satellite links have characteristics that can degrade the performance of TCP. The prop...
In the recent year the research in the area of satellite communication has been widen to cover many ...
TCP connections that incorporate satellite links are greatly disadvantaged with respect to entirely ...
is a new transport layer protocol which can be deployed in the Internet along with TCP. In this pape...
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