Kernel module for Weighted DCTCP
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Kernel module for Weighted DCTCP
a more aggressive BBR revision
TCP simplified implementation with congestion control and congestion avoidance.
Code written for Networks Lab in the 5th Semester
Cocoa is a qdisc which maximizes throughput for each flow while keeping the buffer minimal. Contact: Maximilian Bachl.
Linux Kernel Module TCP/IP pacing (rate based) congestion control for Linux video streaming/data servers or workstations. It can work better, than BBR from Google. You may use it instead of default Cubic for Linux data servers (and both it makes data uploading faster for Linux Workstations too, so feel faster Internet for your Linux Workstation)…
An upgrade for the TCP Module in Linux Kernel
Computer Networks project (HY335A) [winter semester of 2021]
Implementation of Tezpur TCP in Linux Kernel, a new RTT based congestion control algorithm for TCP earlier experimented with NS2.
Fair Queuing Aware Congestion Control – based on picoquic
road traffic density congestion control based on simple traffic signal controller.
Optimized throughput/rtt in isolated client based CCA's. Servers treated as a black-box
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