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This paper presents a performance evaluation of the CIFL congestion control protocol for layered multicast transmission. The paper presents an overview of the protocol, whose performance is then considered in a real testbed. Protocol dynamics, robustness and TCP-friendliness are investigated in an environment carrying a layered video stream and experiencing various network conditions in terms of losses and delays. The conducted experiments also illustrate the IGMP leave latency problem.

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Format:PDFSize:104 KB
Date:Jan 2007
Pages:6

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