ListarArtículos, Pre-prints (Facultad de Ingeniería) por tema "TCP"

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    • A tunable slow start for TCP 

      Arcia Moret, Andrés Emilio; Diaz, Omar; Montavont, Nicolas (Venezuela, 2012)
      Recently, there has been an interest in accelerating the initial bandwidth discovery phase of TCP. In this paper the feedback provided by TCP Acknowledgements (ACKs) does not only mean (as in legacy TCP) that a single data ...

    • Analysis of experimental transport traffic in a satellite network 

      Gamboa, Samantha; Acosta, Alejandro; Arcia Moret, Andrés Emilio (2011-04-11)
      Nowadays, satellite networks are a solution for rural and remote Internet connection where traditional terrestrial Internet urban access is not deployed, mainly, because of its cost. In this article we present results from ...

    • Gestión de tráfico 'Best Effort' a través de retardos aleatorios en redes 802.16 

      Arcia Moret, Andrés Emilio; Uzcátegui Jota, Diego Alexander (1ra. Conferencia Venezolana de Computación, Informática y Sistemas (CoNCISa 2013) en el marco de la Conferencia Latinoamericana en Informática (CLEI 2013), Venezuela, 2013-10-11)
      WiMAX es uno de los sistemas de acceso inalámbrico hacia la Internet, que continuamente ha estado evolucionando para prestar mejores servicios de transmisión de datos, voz y video para redes de área metropolitana. En las ...

    • RFC 5690: Adding acknowledgement congestion control to TCP 

      Floyd, Sally; Arcia Moret, Andrés Emilio; Ros, David; Iyengar, Janardhan (Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), Estados Unidos, 2010-02-04)
      This document describes a possible congestion control mechanism for acknowledgement (ACKs) traffic in TCP. The document specifies an end-to-end acknowledgement congestion control mechanism for TCP that uses participation ...

    • TCP ACK division revisited 

      Arcia Moret, Andrés Emilio; Montavont, Nicolas; Bonnin, Jean Marie; Ros, David (2010-05-12)
      In TCP, receivers usually delay the emission of acknowledgements (ACK) packets for efficiency purposes (e.g., alleviate the processors charge or piggyback information in telnet connections). However, just as a TCP receiver ...