There are many researches in
the Networking especially in TCP protocols;
when you move on wireless networks then
many techniques improve the performances
of this TCP protocol. To managing the TCP
connection is also a very big challenge so in
this paper we try to improve the
performance of the wireless networks we
use an TCP-LBA (Transmission Control
Protocol Loss based Acknowledgment)
technique for handling the unwanted losses
in the wireless networks and to maintain the
connectivity in between each node and
router. The main drawback of the other
approaches that uses TCP that when any
losses occurred during transmissions it
assumed that this was occurred due to
congestion or retransmit timeout. This paper
uses the TCP-LBA technique for avoiding
such levels by addresses the unwanted
reduce ACK packets number and optimize
ACK mechanism in TCP [1].
Título original
Enhancing TCP Performance Over Wireless Networks
Using TCP-LBA Techniques
There are many researches in
the Networking especially in TCP protocols;
when you move on wireless networks then
many techniques improve the performances
of this TCP protocol. To managing the TCP
connection is also a very big challenge so in
this paper we try to improve the
performance of the wireless networks we
use an TCP-LBA (Transmission Control
Protocol Loss based Acknowledgment)
technique for handling the unwanted losses
in the wireless networks and to maintain the
connectivity in between each node and
router. The main drawback of the other
approaches that uses TCP that when any
losses occurred during transmissions it
assumed that this was occurred due to
congestion or retransmit timeout. This paper
uses the TCP-LBA technique for avoiding
such levels by addresses the unwanted
reduce ACK packets number and optimize
ACK mechanism in TCP [1].
There are many researches in
the Networking especially in TCP protocols;
when you move on wireless networks then
many techniques improve the performances
of this TCP protocol. To managing the TCP
connection is also a very big challenge so in
this paper we try to improve the
performance of the wireless networks we
use an TCP-LBA (Transmission Control
Protocol Loss based Acknowledgment)
technique for handling the unwanted losses
in the wireless networks and to maintain the
connectivity in between each node and
router. The main drawback of the other
approaches that uses TCP that when any
losses occurred during transmissions it
assumed that this was occurred due to
congestion or retransmit timeout. This paper
uses the TCP-LBA technique for avoiding
such levels by addresses the unwanted
reduce ACK packets number and optimize
ACK mechanism in TCP [1].
Abstract: There are many researches in the Networking especially in TCP protocols; when you move on wireless networks then many techniques improve the performances of this TCP protocol. To managing the TCP connection is also a very big challenge so in this paper we try to improve the performance of the wireless networks we use an TCP-LBA (Transmission Control Protocol Loss based Acknowledgment) technique for handling the unwanted losses in the wireless networks and to maintain the connectivity in between each node and router. The main drawback of the other approaches that uses TCP that when any losses occurred during transmissions it assumed that this was occurred due to congestion or retransmit timeout. This paper uses the TCP-LBA technique for avoiding such levels by addresses the unwanted reduce ACK packets number and optimize ACK mechanism in TCP [1].
1. Introduction TCP provides error control for application data, by retransmitting lost or error TCP segments. As the network link bandwidth increases, a window of TCP segments may be sent and received before an acknowledgement is received by the sender. It involves splitting each TCP connection between a sender and receiver into two separate connections at the base station one TCP connection between the sender and the base station, and the other between the base station and the receiver [7]. If multiple segments in this window of segments are lost, the sender has to retransmit the lost segments at a rate of one retransmission per round trip time (RTT), resulting in a reduced throughput. To cope with this problem, TCP allows the use of selective acknowledgement (SACK) to report multiple lost segments. TCP on wireless triggers congestion avoidance mechanisms, wherein the congestion window is reduced International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology (IJCTT) volume 9 number 4 Mar 2014 ISSN: 2231-2803 http://www.ijcttjournal.org Page176
exponentially, thereby reducing the effective window size. The exponential decline is to avoid further packet drops at the router which is causing the congestion [9].
1.1 Related Terms Fast Sender: The source should send the sampling instance of each frame to the receiver, so that the receiver can replay the frames at the right pace. Slow Receiver: After receiving a data segment, TCP delays sending the ACK until the next tick of the delayed acknowledgement timer, hoping that new data to be sent in the reverse direction will arrive from the application during this time. Light Contention: When the throughput and packet contention delay increases after injecting new data, TCP Contention Control enters Light Contention Stage. During this phase, TCP Contention Control additively decreases TCP Contention (one MSS per RTT) to avoid reduction in TCP throughput [4]. QOS (Quality of Services): The receiver may collect statistics, such as loss rate, jitter, received frame quality, and send them back to the sender. With such information, the sender may adjust its parameters or operation modes to adapt to congestion or packet losses in the network. 2. Literature Survey For effectively uses the technique TCP-LBA therefore it is deployed in the NS2 Network Simulator [2] for simulating the whole experimental setup and checking that each node was attracting to each other. For this we survey the literature for reading the possible solution of the authors and improving the methodology in our research work. Every node maintains multiple sets of route information for each destination node, and selects one when sending packets to that node. If a data packet and an ACK packet meet in an intermediate node, they will be collectively transmitted in an opposite direction simultaneously. Due to the inherent limitations [4] of wireless networks, wireless nodes compete with each other to take control of the wireless channel for packet transmission. These contentions lead to packet drops at the link layer which TCP perceives as congestion, resulting in initiating congestion control mechanisms [4].In this way, packet collisions can be avoided and effective use of a wireless channel achieved. In a xed ad hoc network, packet losses are caused mainly by packet collisions rather than by node mobility. In this way, the authors could clearly see the International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology (IJCTT) volume 9 number 4 Mar 2014 ISSN: 2231-2803 http://www.ijcttjournal.org Page177
effect of this technique [16]. Smartacking[13], a technique for adaptive generation of ACKs at the receiver. Besides reducing the amount of control traffic in the network, smartacking strives to improve the bottleneck link utilization by TCP. The algorithm is derived from an observation that the gap between delivered segments becomes close to uniform when traffic exhausts the capacity of the bottleneck link. The Authors [13] experiments confirm that smartacking helps TCP to utilize the network capacity more effectively, including in topologies with asymmetric data flows and high bandwidth-delay products. It also shows that smartacking TCP interacts fairly with standard TCP traffic.
3. Methodology Used: In addition, acknowledgement between neighboring nodes is done using a packet which is also used for forwarding from one node to the next. Every neighboring node in a wireless network can receive packets from a node even when it is not the packet source/destination [16]. The advantage of selective acknowledgements in wireless links is that it allows the TCP sender to correct multiple packet errors in a single window more quickly. When a selective acknowledgement is received, the sender can infer the sequence numbers of more than one packet loss. This causes it retransmit the dropped packets in a shorter period of time [5]. 4. Design test-bed The TCP-LBA Technique used the IEEE 802.11 wireless network environment for transmitting the packets in a synchronization manner. The size of buffer and queue length is adjusted in the test-bed and shown in the figure 1; this required achieving high utilization using TCP-LBA technique in a wire line network. When packet loss is detected in the experimental setup, the base station retransmits the lost packet to the mobile node. This technique handle the local retransmission from the base station then hides the packet losses from the sender by not propagating duplicate acknowledgements, thereby preventing unnecessary congestion control mechanism invocations at the source [5]. International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology (IJCTT) volume 9 number 4 Mar 2014 ISSN: 2231-2803 http://www.ijcttjournal.org Page178
Figure 1: Experimental Setup 5. Result and Analysis The above mentioned experimental scenario considered as an multi-hop networks and the TCP-LBA technique is introduced in the whole networks and thereby proper management of buffer and rearrange the sequence numbers of the TCP packets that transmit over the wireless networks. In the technique introduced by many researchers [1], from this we reduced the packet loss ratio in the wireless networks by implementing drop retransmit strategy. This section gives a brief idea about throughput of the network and packet delivery ratio.
A. Throughput of TCP-LBA The throughput of the TCP-LBA calculated in this paper by successful transmission of the packets from sender to receiver side node. The transmission of packet size assumed as the bytes (512 bytes packet assume) divide by the time. From the figure we analyzed that the performance of the TCP-LBA approach is better and loss ratio is lesser. The rate of data transmission and packet receiving at the destination node is far good. The multi-hop network imagine in the above simulation setup is deploying effectively and each node communicates with its neighboring node.
Figure 2: Throughput of TCP-LBA
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B. PDR of TCP-LBA The PDR stands for packet delivery ratio by sending the data to the multi-hop network nodes with lesser number of packet losses thats why the transmission of packet is delivered successfully. The PDR calculated by percentage; more the number of packets delivered with lesser the number of losses. Moreover it is analyzed that the delivery ratio is 100 % and the packet loss ratio is lesser.
6. Conclusion This paper evaluating the TCP-LBA technique in the presence of wireless losses and congestion occurred in the TCP protocol. The test-bed measured the performances of TCP-LBA in a wireless medium using NS2 simulator [2]. We applying the LBA approach to reduced the packet loss ratio by improving the throughput of the whole network scenario. In this paper we improve the throughput of network to compare with the wired networks.
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