This should have been gone to the list. From: Robinson, Dave C (Dave) [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Mittwoch, 05. März 2014 14:41 Subject: RE: Notes
Richard et al, The notes fairly represent what I said at the mic. However I'd like to reply to Stuart's response to my commend on ECN and fairness. During the ICCRG discussions Keith Winstein showed some results of 8 competing flows with RENO where there was significant difference in bandwidth / latency between one flow and the seven others. This is expected. Inside ALU we have also shown how two HTTP Adaptive Streaming session on the same congested link (e.g. ADSL link into home) can unequally share the available bandwidth resulting in different QoE. I'd assert that fairness is a valuable feature of a congestion avoidance scheme / AQM. Yes more bandwidth helps. But we find ways of filling this bandwidth. I'd also agree that latency is important. But the size and variance of latency which can be tolerated depends a lot on the application. We need to be clear on the objectives. And these will change on whether it is inside the data centre, core of an operators network, in access network, or in home network. Regards Dave Dr Dave Robinson IP Routing and Transport Alcatel-Lucent +44 7801 878952(m) _______________________________________________ aqm mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/aqm
