We present a proactive queue-management (PQM) algorithm called GREEN (generalized
random early evasion network) that applies knowledge of the steady-state behavior of TCP …

Active queue management (AQM) is an effective method to enhance congestion control, and
to achieve tradeoff between link utilization and delay. The de facto standard, random early …

Active queue management (AQM) refers to a family of packet dropping mechanisms for
router queues that has been proposed to support end-to-end congestion control …

GREEN is a stateless queue-management algorithm that removes TCP's bias against
connections with longer round-trip times, resulting in a high degree of fairness while …

Studies have shown that the IETF recommended active queue management scheme,
random early detection (RED) suffers from low throughput, large delay/jitter, and induces …

To help improve the performance of congestion avoidance protocols like Transmission
Control Protocol (TCP) and to limit the impact of non-adaptive UDP-based applications, the …

In mid 1980s, congestion control algorithms were implemented in TCP, realizing that the
original flow control mechanisms were not capable of protecting IP networks from severe …

A number of active queue management algorithms for TCP/IP networks such as random
early detection (RED), stabilized RED (SRED), BLUE, and dynamic RED (DRED) have been …

Today's known and widely used active queue management (AQM) schemes do not
differentiate between packets from responsive (eg, TCP sessions) and non-responsive traffic …

The Internet research community is promoting active queue management in routers as a
proactive means of addressing congestion in the Internet. Active queue management …