m****f
发帖数: 32 | 1 It appeared in the same paper as in "Under RED(Random Early Detection), a
router
will probabilistically drop an arriving packet even though the queue for the
appropriate outbound interface is not full"? I searched the web, but did not
find any explanation that fits in this paper. | p****s
发帖数: 3184 | 2
These are some basic terms in network research. They are so basic
and can hardly be simplified.
You should start from a network textbook rather than SIGCOMM papers.
Kurose&Ross's book is pretty straight-forward.
AST's book and Peterson's book are also very good.
【在 m****f 的大作中提到】
: It appeared in the same paper as in "Under RED(Random Early Detection), a
: router
: will probabilistically drop an arriving packet even though the queue for the
: appropriate outbound interface is not full"? I searched the web, but did not
: find any explanation that fits in this paper.
| m****f
发帖数: 32 | 3
the
not
I have Commer's book and Andrew Tanenbaum's book, but did not find anything
about it in either of these books. Please give a brief explanation.
Thanks.
【在 p****s 的大作中提到】
:
: These are some basic terms in network research. They are so basic
: and can hardly be simplified.
: You should start from a network textbook rather than SIGCOMM papers.
: Kurose&Ross's book is pretty straight-forward.
: AST's book and Peterson's book are also very good.
| c*v
发帖数: 19 | 4 on any routers, you have at least 2 network interfaces. for any packet
going through the router, it comes in via one interface, goes out via
another. one inbound, one outbound. nothing specially technical, just
common sense la.
【在 m****f 的大作中提到】
:
: the
: not
: I have Commer's book and Andrew Tanenbaum's book, but did not find anything
: about it in either of these books. Please give a brief explanation.
: Thanks.
| m****f
发帖数: 32 | 5 This helps. Thanks alot. Now that this is done, what is "TCP throughput"
please?
anything
【在 c*v 的大作中提到】
: on any routers, you have at least 2 network interfaces. for any packet
: going through the router, it comes in via one interface, goes out via
: another. one inbound, one outbound. nothing specially technical, just
: common sense la.
| p****s
发帖数: 3184 | 6
Bits of TCP traffic per unit time.
The bit counting includes the TCP headers and application payload.
If TCP header bits are not included, that is called TCP goodput.
Man, so complex, "TCP throughput" is a much simpler term.
【在 m****f 的大作中提到】
: This helps. Thanks alot. Now that this is done, what is "TCP throughput"
: please?
:
: anything
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