It's time to take "Enhancing TCP Over Satellite Channels using Standard Mechanisms" to last call. We are going to put it on the Best Current Practice track....
adfalk@...
Oct 2, 1998 7:12 pm
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Attached below is our short contribution for inclusion in the research issues draft. It was written by my student Rohit Goyal and me. We would appreciate any...
Raj Jain
jain@...
Oct 7, 1998 4:59 pm
452
Hi, I am conducting throughput experiments using MFTP protocol (StarBurst) [running on 100 Mb FastEthernet link via 100Mb Hub between two UNIX Sparc...
Martin Koyabe
koyabe@...
Oct 8, 1998 9:07 pm
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Don't know, but good question. I'd wondered similarly for an experiment some time ago. If you find out the answer, I'd like to hear it. Regards, Seth Kaplan...
Seth Kaplan
kaplans@...
Oct 13, 1998 6:12 pm
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Folks- We've received only a single comment on draft-ietf-tcpsat-stand-mech-06.txt and that comment related to a misplaced period. So, either no-one has read...
adfalk@...
Oct 16, 1998 7:55 pm
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... Folks- We've received only a single comment on draft-ietf-tcpsat-stand-mech-06.txt and that comment related to a misplaced period. So, either no-one has...
TiscomPostmaster
Postmaster@...
Oct 19, 1998 12:15 pm
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Is anyone working on TCP+RSVP? If a certain number of bandwidth is reserved along the connection, what modifications shall be made to TCP slow start and ...
Tang Oo
Eotang@...
Oct 21, 1998 4:31 am
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... In the case of TCP operating on an RSVP managed share of the bandwidth, one would require a TCP implementation close to TCP Vegas or better yet a protocol...
Bora Akyol
akyol@...
Oct 21, 1998 2:29 pm
458
... The following link covers one approach to this (it obviously isn't the only possible way, but it works well for us *8-) ): http://www.scps.org (follow the...
Eric Travis
travis@...
Oct 21, 1998 3:47 pm
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... No changes should be made to TCP because of RSVP. RSVP does not guarantee bandwidth or quality of service. It is my understanding that RSVP will probably...
William D Ivancic
William.D.Ivancic@...
Oct 21, 1998 8:50 pm
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Dear sirs, 1. Currently we are working on a university project involving TCP links over LEO sattelites. For this, we are looking for papers in which the ...
Wim Rouwet
w.j.rouwet@...
Oct 22, 1998 8:37 am
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... Dear sirs, 1. Currently we are working on a university project involving TCP links over LEO sattelites. For this, we are looking for papers in which the ...
TiscomPostmaster
Postmaster@...
Oct 22, 1998 12:22 pm
462
... RSVP and diffserv are a best effort attempt to guarantee bandwidth, but you are still sharing the bandwidth. Therefore you need congestion control. Thus,...
William D Ivancic
William.D.Ivancic@...
Oct 22, 1998 12:26 pm
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To who it may concern, please remove MErnesto@... from your mail list ... and ... No changes should be made to TCP because of RSVP. RSVP does not...
TiscomPostmaster
Postmaster@...
Oct 22, 1998 12:39 pm
464
Assume that all the IP routers don't use fair queueing scheme. In case of buffer overflow, the arriving packets are discarded randomly. The window size will be...
Tang Oo
Eotang@...
Oct 23, 1998 8:56 am
465
Well, this is TCP dynamics! High speed connections will suffer more; even more connections with high bandwidth and long delay paths will deliver degraded...
You are right Luigi, Ad far i could read the doc's they use a proprietry protocol (both ends have a proxy). Jack Stiekema Cap Gemini Nederland Phone: +31 (0)30...
Jack Stiekema
Jack.Stiekema@...
Oct 25, 1998 2:49 pm
469
http://www.intersatcom.net/...
jarmo
jarmo@...
Oct 25, 1998 8:13 pm
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... According to a presentation at NASA Lewis last June, Mentat does use a transport gateway to split the connection, and uses a proprietary congestion control...
Tom Henderson
tomh@...
Oct 26, 1998 7:00 pm
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Hello everybody !!! I am a young engineer working in a project about telehealth care and I need to improve times on sending images using geostationary...
Pedro Sanchez
psanchez@...
Oct 29, 1998 8:29 pm
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Pedro, If you don't already have one, a good start would be to get a copy of the AIX Performance Tuning Guide from your local IBM sales rep. It covers tuning...
Shvodian, W. M. (Bill)
bill.shvodian@...
Oct 29, 1998 9:04 pm
473
Hello, although the main concern of this mailinglist is TCP over satellite, I have a question that could be interesting also for others. Can it happen that it...
Arndt Ritterbecks
eedari@...
Oct 30, 1998 2:14 pm
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Hi We have started work on a project "Internet Access via Satellite". The basic architecture is that of a TDM/TDMA, with the interface to the Internet at the...
R.S.Arkesh Kumar
arkesh@...
Oct 30, 1998 5:13 pm
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Dear Armdt, Like all IP protocols PPP is so slow you can enter all data manualy, timouts are many (10, 60?) seconds. I have tested PPP with win95 and RTT of...
Jack Stiekema
Jack.Stiekema@...
Oct 30, 1998 8:06 pm
476
Hi Arkesh, I may be able to answer your first question. Yes, a buffering policy can be used at hub, but the hub CAN NOT send back acks to the Tcp data source ...
Ketan Bajaj
csa97007@...
Oct 31, 1998 10:18 am
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I'd be interested to know what semantics are lost by intermediate acknowledgements. When I look at the WinSock socket interface, I don't get any notice after I...
Doug Dillon
doug@...
Oct 31, 1998 4:21 pm
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Hi Doug, The Tcp at sender end relies on incoming acks for two major purposes : 1). Reliable delivery at receiver If the hub sends an ack to sender, the sender...
Ketan Bajaj
csa97007@...
Oct 31, 1998 5:29 pm
479
Hi ! A similar protocol involving splitting of TCP connection over the wireless part was proposed by A.Bakre and B.R.Badrinath, I-TCP : Indirect TCP for mobile...
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