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A comparison of mechanisms for improving TCP performance over wireless links

Published: 01 December 1997 Publication History
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Anthony D. Elliman

The authors present a well-constructed series of experiments on the performance of the Internet protocol TCP when the last link in the chain is a lossy channel, such as a cellnet radio connection. This is important with the increasing number of network users who use mobile or portable systems. Unmodified TCP shows a dramatic loss of performance as errors on the radio link rise, and the authors explore a wide range of recovery strategies. An important result is their demonstration that local action, without splitting the TCP channel, can be more effective than enhancements to the end-to-end protocol. However, to achieve this improvement, the local link protocol needs to be aware of the higher-level transport protocol in use. The experimental work, presentation, and discussion of results are particularly good. I would also recommend this paper as an example of research in this area.

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Published: 01 December 1997
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  1. TCP
  2. computer networks
  3. internetworking
  4. link-layer protocols
  5. wireless networks

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