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Modeling Split-TCP Latency and Buffering Requirements in GEO Satellite Networks

PublisherUniversity of Surrey
Format258.7KB PDFDate added15 Dec 2004
Topics TCP - IP, Satellite Communications
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The paper addresses the TCP performance enhancing proxy techniques broadly deployed in wireless networks. Drawing on available models for TCP latency, it describes an analytical model for the latency and the buffer requirements related to the split-TCP mechanism. Although the model applicability is broad, this paper presents and evaluates the model in the context of geostationary satellite networks, where buffering requirements may become more dramatic. Simulation results are compared with the analytical model estimates and show that the model captures the impact of various parameters affecting the dynamics of the component connections traversing the terrestrial and the satellite network.

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