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A minimal-buffer loss-free flow control protocol for ATM networks

Khorsandi et al., 1996

Document ID
12451047489218353993
Author
Khorsandi S
Leon-Garcia A
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference on Broadband Communications

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Flow control is essential in ATM networks to prevent service quality degradation during periods of network congestion. In particular, best effort services such as data file transfer have stringent cell loss requirements. Use of backpressure in conjunction with buffer …
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