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Dalam komunikasi multicast yang boleh dipercayai, kawalan penghantaran semula memainkan peranan penting dari sudut kebolehskalaan. Kerja-kerja terdahulu menunjukkan bahawa letupan paket kawalan, contohnya ACK atau NAK, merendahkan prestasi keseluruhan komunikasi multicast yang boleh dipercayai. Pemulihan setempat yang membolehkan penerima menerima paket berjaya memulakan pemulihan paket yang hilang mungkin mempunyai kemungkinan untuk menyelesaikan masalah kebolehskalaan ini. Kertas kerja ini membentangkan penilaian prestasi pemulihan tempatan yang disebabkan oleh pengelompokan nod penerima dalam komunikasi multicast yang boleh dipercayai. Nampaknya terdapat banyak ciri yang mendominasi prestasi pemulihan tempatan, bilangan nod dalam kumpulan, kerugian dikongsi berlaku serentak pada berbilang penerima dan sebagainya. Apabila bilangan penerima dalam kumpulan bertambah, pengembangan geografi kumpulan akan merendahkan prestasi kelewatan penerima. Dalam konfigurasi di mana kebanyakan nod dalam kumpulan pemulihan tempatan mengalami kerugian bersama, kegagalan pemulihan tempatan merendahkan prestasi keseluruhan. Hasil simulasi kami di bawah topologi rangkaian hierarki seperti Internet sebenar menunjukkan bahawa konfigurasi kumpulan pemulihan tempatan dengan pengelompokan MAN dua bersebelahan berprestasi baik.
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Miki YAMAMOTO, Takashi HASHIMOTO, Hiromasa IKEDA, "Performance Evaluation of Local Recovery Group Configuration in Reliable Multicast" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E83-B, no. 12, pp. 2675-2684, December 2000, doi: .
Abstract: In reliable multicast communications, retransmission control plays an important role from the viewpoint of scalability. Previous works show that the implosion of control packets, e.g. ACKs or NAKs, degrades the total performance of reliable multicast communications. Local recovery which enables receivers receiving a packet successfully to initiate recovering a lost packet may have the possibility to solve this scalability problem. This paper presents the performance evaluation of local recovery caused by grouping receiving nodes in reliable multicast communication. There seems to be many features dominating the performance of local recovery, the number of nodes in a group, the shared loss occurring simultaneously at multiple receivers and so on. When the number of receivers in a group increases, the geographical expansion of a group will degrade the delay performance of the receivers. In a configuration where most nodes in a local-recovery group suffer from shared loss, the failure of local recovery degrades the total performance. Our simulation results under a hierarchical network topology like the real Internet show that a local-recovery group configuration with two-adjacent MANs grouping performs well.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e83-b_12_2675/_p
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