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Modeling TCP Loss Recovery. Edition No. 1
VDM Publishing House, May 2008, Pages: 124
Transmission control protocol (TCP), the major transport-layer
protocol in the Internet, is designed to perform a process for the
recovery of packet losses, because it inevitably causes packets lost
to assess the capacity of a connection between a transmitter and a
receiver. For this reason, the process called loss recovery is a
principal factor that affects the performance of TCP. This book,
therefore, introduces an approach to analyze the performance of TCP
capturing the detailed behaviors of TCP sender during the loss
recovery process. In addition, this book presents a problem that a
retransmitted packet loss always causes an unnecessary
retransmission timeout (RTO) with a solution called duplicate
acknowledgement counting (DAC). This book can be a useful resource
for students and professionals in the field of computer networking
who seek for further understanding of TCP and its performance.
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