Why do some TCP congestion algorithms stay in a congestion avoidance state all the time ? asked 08 Apr '17, 02:26  armodes edited 10 Apr '17, 18:16 |
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That is the really bad thing about congestion avoidance algorithms like RENO. Once a session has entered congestion avoidance mode it will never escape. answered 08 Apr '17, 03:07  Christian_R Don't know, have no good test setup for reproducing it. But I would give CTCP from Microsoft give a try. Because as I understand it right it doesn't grow linear after the congestion. I am curious about your findings. (08 Apr '17, 07:31) Christian_R 1 I think the only one is probably BBR, which is pretty new: (08 Apr '17, 10:11) Jasper ♦♦ @Jasper Very interesting link! (09 Apr '17, 14:44) Christian_R |
How did you get the values?