Marbukh, V.
(2007),
Fair Bandwidth Sharing Under Flow Arrivals/Departures: Effect of Retransmissions on Stability and Performance, ACM Performance Evaluation Review
(Accessed September 20, 2024)
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Fair Bandwidth Sharing Under Flow Arrivals/Departures: Effect of Retransmissions on Stability and Performance
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Abstract
A flow-level Markov model for fair bandwidth sharing with packet retransmissions and random flow arrivals/departures is proposed. The model accounts for retransmissions by assuming that file transfer rates are determined by the end-to-end goodputs rather than the corresponding throughputs as in the conventional model. The model predicts the network instability even under light exogenous load. Despite instability, a desirable metastable network state with finite number of flows in progress may exist. The network can be stabilized in a close neighborhood of the metastable state with admission control at the cost of small flow rejection probability.Citation
ACM Performance Evaluation Review
Volume
35
Issue
2
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Journals
Keywords
Fair Bandwidth Sharing, Arriving/Departing Flows, Retransmissions, Performance, Stability, Admission Control
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Created September 1, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017