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....corruption caused by wireless induced errors. Thus, a lot of research has focused on mechanisms to improve TCP performance in cellular wireless systems (e.g. 1, 2] Other studies have looked at the problem of bandwidth asymmetry and large round trip times, prevalent in satellite networks(e.g. [11, 3]) In this report, we address another characteristic of mobile ad hoc networks that impacts TCP performance: link failures due to mobility. In this paper, Part I of the report, we present a performance analysis of standard TCP over mobile ad hoc networks, and then we present an analysis of the ....
....in the form of route failure and re establishment control packets. Performance measurements were based on a simple onehop network in which the link between the sender and receiver failed recovered according to an exponential model. Also, the routing protocol was not simulated. 18 Durst et al. [11] looked at the Space Communications Protocol Specifications (SCPS) which are a suite of protocols designed by the Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS) for satellite communications. SCPS TP handles link failures using explicit feedback in the form of SCPS Control Message Protocol ....
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