NASA NTRS · 19990049209
High-Speed TCP Testing
Abstract
Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is the underlying protocol used within the Internet for reliable information transfer. As such, there is great interest to have all implementations of TCP efficiently interoperate. This is particularly important for links exhibiting long bandwidth-delay products. The tools exist to perform TCP analysis at low rates and low delays. However, for extremely high-rate and lone-delay links such as 622 Mbps over geosynchronous satellites, new tools and testing techniques are required. This paper describes the tools and techniques used to analyze and debug various TCP implementations over high-speed, long-delay links.
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Brooks, David E., Gassman, Holly, Beering, Dave R., Welch, Arun, Hoder, Douglas J., Ivancic, William D.. 1999-05-01. High-Speed TCP Testing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19990049209
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