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Performance Evaluation of Reliable Multicast Communication Protocols under Heterogeneous Transmission Delay Circumstances
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This paper presents a performance evaluation of NAK-based reliable multicast communication protocols operating in an environment where end-to-end delay are heterogeneous. In the case of heterogeneous delay, performance of a timer-based retransmission control scheme may become worse. We show that a counter-based retransmission control scheme works well in the case of heterogeneous transmission delay. We also compare two NAK-based protocols and show that a NAK-multicasting protocol outperforms a NAK-unicasting protocol from the viewpoint of scalability even when delays are heterogeneous.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E82-B No.10 pp.1609-1617
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- 1999/10/25
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Takashi HASHIMOTO, Miki YAMAMOTO, Hiromasa IKEDA, James F. KUROSE, "Performance Evaluation of Reliable Multicast Communication Protocols under Heterogeneous Transmission Delay Circumstances" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E82-B, no. 10, pp. 1609-1617, October 1999, doi: .
Abstract: This paper presents a performance evaluation of NAK-based reliable multicast communication protocols operating in an environment where end-to-end delay are heterogeneous. In the case of heterogeneous delay, performance of a timer-based retransmission control scheme may become worse. We show that a counter-based retransmission control scheme works well in the case of heterogeneous transmission delay. We also compare two NAK-based protocols and show that a NAK-multicasting protocol outperforms a NAK-unicasting protocol from the viewpoint of scalability even when delays are heterogeneous.
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