论文信息 - TCP/IP performance over satellite links

TCP/IP performance over satellite links

Achieving high data rates using TCP/IP over satellite networks can be difficult. This article explains some of the reasons TCP/IP has difficulty with satellite links. We present solutions to some problems, and describe the state of the research on some the unsolved problems.

T. J. Shepard | Craig Partridge | C. Partridge | T. Shepard

[1] Robert C. Durst,et al. TCP extensions for space communications , 1996, MobiCom '96.

[2] Larry Peterson,et al. TCP Vegas: new techniques for congestion detection and avoidance , 1994, SIGCOMM 1994.

[3] Sally Floyd,et al. Connections with multiple congested gateways in packet-switched networks part 1: one-way traffic , 1991, CCRV.

[4] Douglas Comer,et al. Principles, protocols, and architecture , 1995 .

[5] Srinivasan Keshav. A control-theoretic approach to flow control , 1991, SIGCOMM 1991.

[6] Janey C. Hoe. Improving the start-up behavior of a congestion control scheme for TCP , 1996, SIGCOMM 1996.

[7] Van Jacobson,et al. Traffic phase effects in packet-switched gateways , 1991, CCRV.

[8] Zhen Liu,et al. Evaluation of TCP Vegas: emulation and experiment , 1995, SIGCOMM '95.

[9] Alex M. McKenzie. Problem with the TCP big window option , 1989, RFC.

[10] James Gettys,et al. Network performance effects of HTTP/1.1, CSS1, and PNG , 1997, SIGCOMM '97.

[11] Vern Paxson,et al. End-to-end routing behavior in the Internet , 1996, TNET.

[12] V. Jacobson,et al. Congestion avoidance and control , 1988, CCRV.

[13] Jeffrey C. Mogul,et al. Fragmentation considered harmful , 1987, CCRV.