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    A Dynamic Performance-Based Flow Control Method For High-Speed Data Transfer

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    This document discusses a proposed method for high-speed data transfer over private links. The existing TCP and UDP protocols do not adequately meet the bandwidth requirements of large-scale distributed applications. The proposed method aims to maximize bandwidth utilization and data transfer rates according to the receiver's capacity. It involves using UDP packets asynchronously to allow the synchronous TCP component to operate without limiting overall bandwidth. The technical architecture involves a PA-UDP component at the data sender and receiver to control data flow.

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    A Dynamic Performance-Based Flow Control Method For High-Speed Data Transfer

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    This document discusses a proposed method for high-speed data transfer over private links. The existing TCP and UDP protocols do not adequately meet the bandwidth requirements of large-scale distributed applications. The proposed method aims to maximize bandwidth utilization and data transfer rates according to the receiver's capacity. It involves using UDP packets asynchronously to allow the synchronous TCP component to operate without limiting overall bandwidth. The technical architecture involves a PA-UDP component at the data sender and receiver to control data flow.

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    This document discusses a proposed method for high-speed data transfer over private links. The existing TCP and UDP protocols do not adequately meet the bandwidth requirements of large-scale distributed applications. The proposed method aims to maximize bandwidth utilization and data transfer rates according to the receiver's capacity. It involves using UDP packets asynchronously to allow the synchronous TCP component to operate without limiting overall bandwidth. The technical architecture involves a PA-UDP component at the data sender and receiver to control data flow.

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    A Dynamic Performance-Based Flow Control Method For High-Speed Data Transfer

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    Sharan Nakshatra
    This document discusses a proposed method for high-speed data transfer over private links. The existing TCP and UDP protocols do not adequately meet the bandwidth requirements of large-scale distributed applications. The proposed method aims to maximize bandwidth utilization and data transfer rates according to the receiver's capacity. It involves using UDP packets asynchronously to allow the synchronous TCP component to operate without limiting overall bandwidth. The technical architecture involves a PA-UDP component at the data sender and receiver to control data flow.

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    A DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE-BASED

    FLOW CONTROL METHOD FOR


    HIGH-SPEED DATA TRANSFER

    Place Of Work: Team Members:


    Gayathri.S (1BG07IS020)
    B.N.M.I.T
    Pallavi.N (1BG07IS037)
    Priya (1BG08IS402)
    Guide Name:

    Mrs.Girija .K
    Sr.Lecturer
    AIM OF THE PROJECT

    To present a protocol that can


    maximally utilize the bandwidth of
    private links through a novel
    performance-based system flow
    control.
    EXISTING SYSTEM
     High-bandwidth data transport is required for
    large-scale distributed scientific applications.
    The default implementations of TCP and UDP
    do not adequately meet these requirements.
     The Fast Active-Queue-Management
    Scalable TCP (FAST) is based on a
    modification of TCP Vegas.
     The Explicit Control Protocol (XCP) has a
    congestion control mechanism designed for
    networks with a high BDP and requires
    hardware support in routers.
    LIMITATIONS OF EXISTING
    SYSTEM

     TCP fails to be a suitable method for bulk data


    transfer.
     Latency-bound communication is one of the
    primary problems of TCP due to the positive
    acknowledgment congestion window
    mechanism.
     UDP protocols ignore the effects of disk
    throughput & CPU latency for data transfer
    applications.
    PROPOSED SYSTEM

    To maximize good put by minimizing


    synchronous, latency-bound communication and to
    maximize the data rate according to the receiver’s
    capacity.

    When UDP is used in tandem with TCP, UDP


    packets can be sent asynchronously, allowing the
    synchronous TCP component to do its job without
    limiting the overall bandwidth.
    HARDWARE SPECIFICATION:

    Processor : Any Processor above 500 MHz.


    Ram : 128Mb.
    Hard Disk : 10 GB.
    Compact Disk : 650 Mb.
    Input device : Standard Keyboard and Mouse.
    Output device : VGA and High Resolution Monitor.

    SOFTWARE SPECIFICATION:

    Operating System : Windows Family.


    Language : Java
    Data Bases : Microsoft SQL Server
    Front End : Java Swing
     
    TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE OF
    PROPOSED SYSTEM

    PA-UDP: The data receiver PA-UDP: The data sender

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