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A Dynamic TCP-Aware Call Admission Control Scheme for Generic Next Generation Packet-Switched Wireless Networks

PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Format240.9KB PDFDate added01 Aug 2007
Topics Switching, TCP - IP, Mobile - Wireless Communications
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Traditional Call Admission Control (CAC) schemes only consider call-level performance and are mainly designed for circuit-switched wireless network. Since future wireless communications will become packet-switched systems, the packet-level features could be explored to improve the system performance. This is especially true when the TCP-type of elastic applications are running over such packet-switched wireless networks, as the elasticity of TCP applications has more tolerance toward the throughput/delay variation than non-elastic traffic does. In order to efficiently utilize the system resource from an admission control perspective, a TCP-aware CAC scheme is proposed to regulate the packet-level dynamics of TCP flows.

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