Packet switching system arranged for congestion control

Multiplex communications – Wide area network – Packet switching

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370 94, H04J 326

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047698110

ABSTRACT:
A method for controlling congestion in a packet switching network uses a packet dropping algorithm to determine when to drop a marked packet wherever the network is congested at any point along the path being traversed by the marked packet.

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