Flow Control Research between ForCES Channels

Huan Huan Song; Zhu Ge Bin; Cheng Yu; Wei Ming Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.281.134

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Flow Control Research between ForCES Channels

Abstract:

In order to enhance the performance of ForCES network fully, and ensure the security and accuracy of communication between Control Elements (CEs) and Forwarding Elements (FEs), we designed Prediction-based Traffic Control and Configuration (PTCC) to reduce the likelihood, severity and duration of congestion. Through predicting the average reaching rate of the news package in the following time to control well the flow of every ForCES channel, and distribute available bandwidth for every ForCES channel according to news throughput reasonably and instantaneously. The experimental results validated the validity of this flow control mechanism.

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