In the future Internet, various kinds of services will rapidly increase its volume and require different qualities. Thus, it is main technical problem to guarantee various QoS to each connection. However, in the current IP networks where most applications use TCP as transport protocol, most typical packet discarding scheme, RED (Random Early Detection), causes unfairness such as the difference of bandwidth sharing among flows traversing the same router. To dissolve this problem, we consider that two viewpoints are important associated with flow-base fairness. One is instantaneous flow condition and the other is historical flow condition. In this paper, we propose the packet discarding scheme considering both instantaneous and historical use of network resources for the purpose of dissolving unfairness of each flow and improving the flow-base QoS. We call this proposal method "Random Early Drop with Dual-fairness metrics (DRED). " DRED can improve whole throughput and transfer completion time of information such as a file, etc.
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Norio YAMAGAKI, Katsuya MINAMI, Hideki TODE, Koso MURAKAMI, "Packet Discarding Scheme Considering Both Instantaneous and Historical Use of Network Resources" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 8, pp. 2115-2123, August 2001, doi: .
Abstract: In the future Internet, various kinds of services will rapidly increase its volume and require different qualities. Thus, it is main technical problem to guarantee various QoS to each connection. However, in the current IP networks where most applications use TCP as transport protocol, most typical packet discarding scheme, RED (Random Early Detection), causes unfairness such as the difference of bandwidth sharing among flows traversing the same router. To dissolve this problem, we consider that two viewpoints are important associated with flow-base fairness. One is instantaneous flow condition and the other is historical flow condition. In this paper, we propose the packet discarding scheme considering both instantaneous and historical use of network resources for the purpose of dissolving unfairness of each flow and improving the flow-base QoS. We call this proposal method "Random Early Drop with Dual-fairness metrics (DRED). " DRED can improve whole throughput and transfer completion time of information such as a file, etc.
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