PROGRESSION TOWARDS CONTROLLING OF PACKET LOSS IN NETWORKS
Bulipe Sankara Babu, Santhosha Rao, P.Varaprasada Rao · IJITR International Journal of Innovative Technology and Research - IJITR International Journal of Innovative Technology and Research · 2014
Computer networks are intended to hold a certain amount of traffic with a suitable level of network performance. Packets will undergo long queuing delays at congested nodes and perhaps packet loss if buffers overflow. Traffic management denotes to the set of traffic controls contained by the network that control traffic flows for the principle of maintaining the usability of the network during conditions of congestion. Congestion control is the keystone of packet switching networks and it should prevent the congestion collapse, and to provide the fairness of competing flows and to optimize the transport performance indexes. In order to progress fairness in networks of high speed, Core-Stateless Fair Queuing establish a system of open-loop control at the network layer, which set in the label of the rate of flow arrival onto the packet header at edge routers moreover plunges the packet at core routers on the basis of rate label if congestion occurs. To work out the oscillation trouble, the Stable Token-Limited Congestion Control was commenced and there is approximately no packet lost at the congested link.