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....of TCP algorithms on bandwidth allocation between concurrent connections. Congestion Manager [10] and Ensemble TCP [22] share state information between connections to a remote host and allow the aggregate bandwidth to be divided among state sharing connections by a priority mechanism. TCP Nice [23] adjusts TCP s congestion control algorithm to ensure that background TCP flows have lower priority than regular flows. These systems improve performance without compromising TCP congestion control. In contrast, ATP aims to provide an mechanism which allows applications to adapt bursty network ....
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....cations to the HTTP protocol and existing infrastructure. To avoid interference at the server, NPS monitors the server load externally and restricts the prefetch load imposed on it accordingly. To avoid interference in the underlying network, NPS uses TCPNice for low priority network transfers [51]. Finally, it uses a set of heuristics to control resource usage at the client. To work with existing infrastructure, NPS modi es HTML pages to include JavaScript code to issue prefetch requests, and wraps the server infrastructure with simple external modules that require no knowledge of, or ....
....is not easily deployable in the near future. We focus on server based control because of the relative ease of deployability of server based mechanisms and their e ectiveness in avoiding both self and cross interference. In particular, we use a transport level solution at the server TCP Nice [51]. TCP Nice is a congestion control mechanism at the sender that is speci cally designed to support background data transfers like prefetching. Background connections using Nice operate by utilizing only spare bandwidth in the network. They react more sensitively to congestion and backo when a ....
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....cations to the HTTP protocol and the existing infrastructure. To avoid interference, Prefetch Nice monitors the server load externally and tunes the prefetch aggressiveness of the clients accordingly, it uses TCP Nice, a network level solution speci cally designed for low priority data transfer [52], and it uses a set of heuristics to control the resource usage on the clients. To work with existing infrastructure, Prefetch Nice is implemented by modifying html pages to include javascript code that issues prefetch requests and by augmenting the server infrastructure with several simple ....
....is not easily deployable in the foreseeable future. We focus on server based control because of the relative ease of deployability of server based mechanisms and their e ectiveness in avoiding both self and crossinterference. In particular, we use a server assisted technique called TCP Nice [52]. TCP Nice is a congestion control mechanism at the sender that is speci cally designed to support background data transfers like prefetch data. Connections using Nice operate by utilizing only spare bandwidth in the network. They react more sensitively to congestion and backo when a possibility ....
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