In the existing system, the problem of TCP in MANET’s environment is packet losses induced by network congestion. In case if congestion occurs it leads to the loss of data. In the proposed system, Blue algorithm is used for avoiding packet loss in TCP with wireless network based on checking size of queue. If the size of queue is maximum, gateway directly forwards the packet to destination throu...

The increasing power, lower cost and improved convenience of wireless networks is fueling the spread of IEEE 802.11 wireless access points (APs) in the residential and commercial environments. While there has been considerable study of wireless performance, little is publicly known about the queue sizes of wireless APs. This paper presents the QFind methodology for measuring wireless AP queue s...

Packet routing is an important problem in parallel computation since a single step of inter-processor communication can be thought of as a packet routing task. In this paper we present an optimal algorithm for packet routing on a mesh-connected computer. Two important criteria for judging a routing algorithm will be 1) its run time, i.e., the number of parallel steps it takes for the last packe...

The Random early detection (RED) active queue management (AQM) scheme uses the average queue size to calculate the dropping probability in terms of minimum and maximum thresholds. The effect of heavy load enhances the frequency of crossing the maximum threshold value resulting in frequent dropping of the packets. An adaptive queue management with random dropping (AQMRD) algorithm is proposed wh...

The EPRCA (Enhanced Proportional Rate Control Algorithm) is a leading congestion control protocol for Available Bit Rate (ABR) service in ATM networks. This paper shows that this protocol is only marginally stable: once a queue is congested, then its queue size will eventually decrease. However, if a queue is not congested, its queue size can actually increase and a congestion can be self-induc...

This study aims to determine the transient behavior of blended queue. Priority customers arrive over time and benefit from a threshold reservation policy, while non-priority ones can be contacted at any time. We show how compute Laplace transforms probabilities. Using uniformization technique, we prove some monotonicty properties expected number in queue, explaining why optimal should lower tha...

We discuss how long range dependence can innuence the characteristics of a single server queue. We take the analogue of the G/M/1 queue except that the input stream is altered to exhibit long range dependence. The equilibrium queue size and equilibrium waiting time distributions each have heavy tails. By suitably selecting the parameters of the inputs, the queue size or waiting time can be made...

Grid computing principles focus on large-scale resource sharing in distributed systems in a flexible, secure and coordinated fashion. The most widespread contemplation is performance, because computational grid servers must offer cost-effective and high-availability services in the elongated period, thus they have to be scaled to meet the expected load. Performance measurements can be the base ...

In this paper we examine a tandem network of queueing nodes where a nonstationary external Markovian arrival process feeds the initial upstream node. We develop methods for modeling the departure flow from any upstream node in its role as the arrival process to the immediate downstream node, and employ various techniques to match the interarrival moments to the downstream node to the moments of...

The EPRCA (Enhanced Proportional Rate Control Algorithm) is a leading congestion control protocol for Available Bit Rate (ABR) service in ATM networks. Even though the EPRCA has been adopted by the ATM forum as the standard for ABR congestion control, we show that this protocol is only marginally stable. The stability analysis presented in this paper does not consider interactions among network...