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High Throughput Bulk Data Transfers: A Study on the Application Oriented Approach
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Progress made in the field of high speed networking technology has led to the planning and prototyping of true high-bandwidth applications with very high throughput and low delay requirements. In this study we approach the problem of high throughput demand from the aspect of protocols and introduce the handling of error control in the application layer level as opposed to the transport layer since the eventual destination of data is the application itself. This scheme, called ACER (Application Conscious Error Recovery), is proposed and defined for bulk data transfers. A simple analytic throughput comparison of the sliding window scheme with go-back-N, and ACER is given later, Also, a prototype implementation of ACER for bulk data transfer and experimental measurement results are presented. Besides, we investigate the performance of the scheme by simulation for various network models. Finally, we present a discussion of extending the scheme to different traffic patterns and applications.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E79-B No.11 pp.1656-1670
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- 1996/11/25
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Onur ALTINTAS, Terumasa AOKI, Masahiro TAKA, Hitoshi AIDA, Tadao SAITO, "High Throughput Bulk Data Transfers: A Study on the Application Oriented Approach" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E79-B, no. 11, pp. 1656-1670, November 1996, doi: .
Abstract: Progress made in the field of high speed networking technology has led to the planning and prototyping of true high-bandwidth applications with very high throughput and low delay requirements. In this study we approach the problem of high throughput demand from the aspect of protocols and introduce the handling of error control in the application layer level as opposed to the transport layer since the eventual destination of data is the application itself. This scheme, called ACER (Application Conscious Error Recovery), is proposed and defined for bulk data transfers. A simple analytic throughput comparison of the sliding window scheme with go-back-N, and ACER is given later, Also, a prototype implementation of ACER for bulk data transfer and experimental measurement results are presented. Besides, we investigate the performance of the scheme by simulation for various network models. Finally, we present a discussion of extending the scheme to different traffic patterns and applications.
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AU - Onur ALTINTAS
AU - Terumasa AOKI
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AU - Tadao SAITO
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