A Survey in Active Queue Management Methods According to Performance Measures
Mahmoud baklizi, Jafar Ababneh "A Survey in Active Queue Management Methods According to Performance Measures". International Journal of Computer Trends and Technology (IJCTT) V38(3):145-152, August 2016. ISSN:2231-2803. www.ijcttjournal.org. Published by Seventh Sense Research Group.
Abstract -
Congestion generally occurs when the
amount of packets arriving at the router buffer
exceeds the available resources. This causes several
problems, such as, increase in the probability of
high queuing delay in the buffer, and increase in the
probability of losing packets of the buffer.
Congestion control method is one of the key that
keeps any network efficient and reliable for the
users. Many researchers were proposed in the
literature over theses years for the efficient
control of congestion that occur in the network.
The congestion is monitored and controlled at an
early stage before the router overflows, using a set
of parameters. These methods are formally referred
to as Active Queue Management (AQM) methods,
which were proposed to overcome the congestion.
These methods depend on maintaining the router
buffer dynamic. When the packets arrival increases,
the amount of packets dropped increases to prevent
the accumulation of packets and to maintain the
stability of the buffer. This procedure is implemented
by assigning a fixed value at which the aql should be
maintained. Packet dropping begins before the
buffer overflows in reference to the fixed value and
the current value of aql. Although such methods
perform well in steady buffer, they do not adapt well
when aql changes over time. In this paper, In this
paper an comprehensive survey is made on the AQM
methods that are proposed and the values
and short tumbles is existing.
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Keywords
Congestion control, Active Queue
Management, router buffer, Performance Measures.