Congestion control strategies for mixed X.25/frame relay networks

A. J. Vernon, T. Jawor, S. Rabie, D. Whiting, H. Badran
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The paper addresses traffic management strategies in multi-service corporate communication networks. In particular, it proposes a unified congestion control scheme for mixed X.25/frame relay networks which meets users' requirements of effectiveness, fairness, and implementation efficiency. Key elements of the design include early detection of impending congestion by the various network resources, explicit notification of congestion information to the affected network services, and the use of adaptive rate and window control mechanisms by the various services to limit traffic admission into the network during overload. A comprehensive simulation test-bed was constructed for evaluating and tuning the proposed algorithms, and the results were verified against live networking equipment. Simulation results confirm the success of the congestion control strategy in maximizing network throughput, and minimizing users' packet loss rate and end-to-end delay under a wide range of congestion situations. The described algorithms have been successfully incorporated in the design of large multi-service data communication networks.<>
混合X.25/帧中继网络的拥塞控制策略
本文研究了多业务企业通信网络中的流量管理策略。特别是针对混合X.25/帧中继网络提出了统一的拥塞控制方案,满足了用户对有效性、公平性和实现效率的要求。设计的关键要素包括各种网络资源对即将到来的拥塞的早期检测,向受影响的网络服务明确通知拥塞信息,以及各种服务使用自适应速率和窗口控制机制来限制过载期间进入网络的流量。建立了综合仿真试验台,对所提算法进行了评估和调优,并在实际组网设备上对结果进行了验证。仿真结果表明,在各种拥塞情况下,拥塞控制策略能够最大限度地提高网络吞吐量,最大限度地降低用户丢包率和端到端时延。所描述的算法已成功地应用于大型多业务数据通信网络的设计中。
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