Modelo algorítmico para limitar la congestión del protocolo TCP en redes de extremo a extremo

Abstract

In this research, an algorithmic model is presented to limit congestion in end-to-end TCP networks. For this purpose, a state-of-the-art investigation of this type of network was carried out, and it was possible to determine the shortcomings Present at present. An investigation was made about the metrics that are most important and determinant at the moment of the end-to-end TCP transmissions and how these should be monitored and configured in order to obtain the best result under certain previously identified conditions of the network. Subsequent to this we proceeded to design and present the model as a series of steps to follow according to the actual factors that the end-to-end network presents, followed by its design also indicated by way of steps of a methodology of tests of the model on simulations Using the ns2 software. Already ready the simulations these are presented for all the scenarios found in comparison with the results of a real network from end to end in order to determine the effectiveness of the designed model. Finally, a series of recommendations were made and the conclusions drawn by the research and a series of future work are listed.