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In this paper, we systematically study and demonstrate a fundamental tradeoff for TCP friendliness: in order for a congestion control protocol to maintain a certain degree of TCP friendliness, the longer its smoothness timescale is, the lower its average rate should be. Specifically, we derive the TCP-friendly rate requirements for three different smoothness timescales (i.e., milliseconds, seconds,...
Several recent Internet measurement studies show that the higher the packet sending rate, the higher the packet-reordering probability. This implies that recently proposed high-speed TCP variants are more likely to experience packet reordering than regular TCP in high-speed networks, since they are designed to achieve much higher throughput than regular TCP in these networks. In this paper, we first...
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