TCP-Mustang - Revision history

RyanW at 16:01, 27 October 2006

2006-10-27T16:01:12Z

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.numetra.net nuMetra, Inc] and used as the mediation protocol on the [http://interstream.com InterStream] media grid. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive ("Drop-Tail") Queue Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang to secure the best-effort capacity of their network against bandwidth theft. By working in combination, TCP- and AQM-Mustang enable ISPs to secure their capacity and implement [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort applications as well as new multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.numetra.net nuMetra, Inc] and used as the mediation protocol on the [http://interstream.com InterStream] media grid. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive ("Drop-Tail") Queue Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang to secure the best-effort capacity of their network against bandwidth theft. By working in combination, TCP- and AQM-Mustang enable ISPs to secure their capacity and implement [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort applications as well as new multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

			'''External Links'''

			[http://blog.eukhost.com/2006/06/08/tcp-characteristics/ TCP Characteristics]

	[[Category:Networking Protocols]]		[[Category:Networking Protocols]]

InterStream at 03:16, 12 October 2006

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.~~example~~.~~com~~ nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive ~~Queue~~ ("Tail~~-Drop~~") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang enable ISPs to secure ~~the best-effort~~ capacity ~~of their networks while~~		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.numetra.net nuMetra, Inc] and used as the mediation protocol on the [http://interstream.com InterStream] media grid. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive ("Drop-Tail") Queue Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang to secure the best-effort capacity of their network against bandwidth theft. By working in combination, TCP- and AQM-Mustang enable ISPs to secure their capacity and implement [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort applications as well as new multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].
	~~implementing~~ [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort ~~protocols~~ as well as new
	multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

	[[Category:Networking Protocols]]		[[Category:Networking Protocols]]

InterStream at 18:14, 30 September 2006

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	implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new		implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new
	multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].		multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

			[[Category:Networking Protocols]]

InterStream at 17:56, 30 September 2006

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang ~~allow~~ ISPs to secure the best-effort capacity of their networks while		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang enable ISPs to secure the best-effort capacity of their networks while
	implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new		implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new
	multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].		multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

InterStream at 17:53, 30 September 2006

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang allow ISPs to secure the best-effort capacity of their networks while		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang allow ISPs to secure the best-effort capacity of their networks while
	implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how ~~banwidth~~ is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new		implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how bandwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new
	multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].		multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

InterStream at 17:52, 30 September 2006

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows ISPs to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management. Since TCP-Reno can be readily exploited by competing control systems, TCP-Mustang uses a corresponding Active Queue Management (AQM) component known as AQM-Mustang. By working in combination, TCP and AQM Mustang allow ISPs to secure the best-effort capacity of their networks while
	competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management.		implementing [http://numetra.com mediation policies] that allow them to control how banwidth is allocated to existing best effort protocols as well as new
			multimedia protocols such as [[ISTP]].

InterStream at 17:46, 30 September 2006

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	TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]]. It allows ISPs to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other		TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]] developed by [http://www.example.com nuMetra, Inc]. It allows ISPs to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other
	competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management.		competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management.

InterStream at 17:45, 30 September 2006

2006-09-30T17:45:02Z

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TCP-Mustang is a revised congestion control system for [[TCP]]. It allows ISPs to secure their network's best-effort capacity from other
competing TCP control systems that may attempt to exploit TCP-Reno and Passive Queue ("Tail-Drop") Management.