Retro flow control for arriving traffic in computer networks

Multiplex communications – Data flow congestion prevention or control – Flow control of data transmission through a network

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C370S414000, C370S429000

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07430169

ABSTRACT:
The decision within a packet processing device to transmit a newly arriving packet into a queue to await further processing or to discard the same packet is made by a flow control method and system. The flow control is updated with a constant period determined by storage and flow rate limits. The update includes comparing current queue occupancy to a threshold. The outcome of the update is adjustment up or down of the transmit probability value. The value is stored for the subsequent period of flow control and packets arriving during that period are subject to a transmit or discard decision that uses that value.

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