Memorized Window Consolidation (MWC) based TCP Recovery for Vegas and B/w Based Congestion Control
Shree Ammu · IOSR Journal of Engineering · 2012
This paper presents a framework for Unanimous TCP Flow Window Size Recovery, "Memorized Flow Recovery", which differs from most TCP algorithms by Memorized Window Size Consolidation as measure to control the window size increment post link recovery from disconnection.It identifies the window size in use during certain iterations, and in event of link recovery from different conditions, system will uses most stabilized Percentile value to ensure Quick Recovery of Connectivity and Better Through put.Then, the stability of the mechanisms is also investigated via the simulations, and results of the proposed procedure is shown to better than Other Recovery mechanizes Currently being used i.e TCP-Vegas and Upcoming Congestion Control of TCP based on Bandwidth Estimation.Proposed Procedure is shown to be Easily Implemented with TCP-Vegas and TCP-based on B/w Estimation, and can be easily adapted in current other congestion control mechanisms and that may come in future.