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An Implementation and Analysis of SCPS-TP in ns-3

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Given the importance of TCP in transport-layer protocol studies and the numerous TCP modifications, yet the limited TCP models in ns-3, we extend the existing TCP framework in the network simulator by implementing SCPS-TP, a transport-layer protocol for space communications. The TCP backward-compatible SCPS-TP is constructed as a set of TCP enhancements through the utilization of TCP options to address the unique characteristics of space networks with error-prone, highly asymmetric, and bandwidth-constrained channels. In this paper, we present our implementation together with a set of simulations to validate our model against the original SCPS-TP paper. Through the verification, we also analyze the performance of SCPS-TP in comparison with the standard TCP.

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    WNS3 '17: Proceedings of the 2017 Workshop on ns-3
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    1. Congestion
    2. Corruption
    3. NAK
    4. Performance Evaluation
    5. SACK
    6. SCPS-TP
    7. SNACK
    8. Space Communications
    9. TCP
    10. Transport Protocols
    11. Vegas
    12. ns-3 Network Simulator

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