for their time. - Arne
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av Phil Miller
Sendt: 27. juni 2006 14:30
Til: Arne Lie
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Emne: Re: [ns] TCP and packet drop: where are the
retransmitted packets?
From what I've observed
Hi Arne,
Well, I assume that cong_action is Congestion Action, and dropped packets
are mainly caused
by congestion, which leads to retransmission. So this makes sense. Thanks
Amit! - Arne
My understanding is that cong_action means an event that TCP reacts to
a congestion signal (e.g. packet
From what I've observed, the normal TCP agents don't actually reliable
send each packet in the stream, they only simulate the flow and
congestion control dynamics that TCP would exhibit, so that the amount
of generated traffic is accurate. Give the FullTCP agents a try.
Phil
On 6/27/06, Arne
Ethan,
Thanks, I will have a look and see if full TCP header is possible; however,
I need only a unique sequence number series.
Arne
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Sendt: 27. juni 2006 12:49
Til: Arne Lie
Emne: Re: [ns] TCP and packet drop
Til: Arne Lie
Kopi: ns-users@isi.edu
Emne: Re: [ns] TCP and packet drop: where are the
retransmitted packets?
From what I've observed, the normal TCP agents don't
actually reliable
send each packet in the stream, they only simulate the flow
and congestion control dynamics that TCP
