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An Improved Network Congestion Control System
2018
International Journal of Engineering Research and
Congestion is a known issue for packet-switched networks like the Internet. It is not unusual for packets to arrive in bursts from different sources as packets crisscross the network, and congestion ensues. Typically, congestion happens when packets arrive in a burst or when sources are sending more data than the network can accommodate. The reality is that switching devices have buffers and buffers can help to absorb burst traffic, nevertheless, if burst traffic persists, buffers fill up and
doi:10.17577/ijertv7is060178
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