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....This scheme avoids link layer error control overhead and outperforms split TCP schemes [5] However, it only works in the direction from the wired Internet towards the wireless host due to its reliance on TCP DUPACKs. In the reverse direction, DUPACKs are returned too late for local error recovery [9]. It is also incompatible with IP security. 3 Single Service Link Layer Performance Link layer schemes are generally preferable to transport layer ones because they provide a local solution to a local problem. They can be customized for the underlying link and deployed transparently to the rest ....
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