Work on the Datagram Congestion Control Protocol
Timothy Sohn, Eiman Zolfaghari, Alkis Evlogimenos,
Khian Hao Lim, Kevin Lai
University of California, Berkeley
Introduction
This website contains references to work we have done
on a newly proposed Internet transport protocol, the Datagram Congestion Control
Protocol (DCCP, formerly DCP), which is motivated by a real-time application's
need for a way to send and receive an unreliable stream of data, yet still
have a congestion control mechanism that allows it to compete fairly with
other flows in the network. Most of our work has focused on the implementation
of DCCP.
Implementation
Version 0.0.1 of the user level library: dcp.tar.gz
A utility library that the DCP library depends on:
libkl-1.3.8.tar.gz
Papers
Timothy Sohn, Eiman Zolfaghari, 2002. Experimentations
in Datagram Control Protocol [pdf
]
Alkis, Evlogimenos, Khian Hao Lim, 2002. On the
Implementation of Datagram Congestion Control Protocol [ps]
Presentations
The following are Power Point presentations for
Computer Science 268: Computer Networks, a graduate course that Timothy
Sohn and Eiman Zolfaghari were a part of.
Timothy Sohn, Eiman Zolfaghari, May 2002. Poster
Slides [ppt]
Timothy Sohn, Eiman Zolfaghari, March 2002. Progress
Report [ppt]
Other Work
Eiman Zolfaghari did some elementary presentations
and papers related to DCCP for his Technical Communications course
at UC Berkeley. (E190).
Oral Presentation #2: The Datagram Control Protocol
[ppt]
Oral Presentation #3: The Importance of Being TCP-Friendly
[ppt]
Final Report: A Solution to Current Internet Transport
Protocol Problems: DCP [ps]
Reference
DCCP was originally proposed by Eddie Kohler, Mark
Handley, Sally Floyd, Jitendra Padhye. http://www.icir.org/kohler/dcp
E-mail Question to: eiman@hkn.berkeley.edu Last
Updated: May 24, 2002