Optimal adaptive feedback control of a network buffer

A general fluid flow model for a network buffer with tail drop queueing policy is introduced and shown to be suitable for representing a large class of queueing system. An on-line identification scheme for this model is presented and an optimal control strategy is developed using the minimal principle of Pontryagin. Experimental results show that the implementation of this control policy is nearly optimal for a large range of experimental conditions.

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