Furthermore, we are also interested in developing an optional reliability layer that supports reliable virtual connections, protocol-driven and/or application driven security mechanisms, and "persistent" templates for workloads that pre-distributes code and data to the target systems to enhance the performance and reduce the run-time distribution cost.
TCP is a window-based reliable transport layer protocol that achieves its reliability through sequence numbers and acknowledgements (ACKs).
The actual reliable transport layer connections are indicated by a double arrowed solid black line, while the perceived reliable (unreliable) transport layer connections are indicated in a solid (dashed) grey line.
In this paper, we proposed an energy-efficient and reliable link layer transmission protocol called SRVF.
We propose a reliable transport layer protocol, Intermediate Processing Protocol (IPP) for processing within the Internet.
This tunneling solution is depicted in Figure 10b, where the reliable transport layer connections are indicated by a double arrowed solid black line.
This setup is depicted in Figure 10a, where the reliable transport layer connections are indicated by a double arrowed solid black line.
In short, the key contributions of this study are as follows: Through experimental simulations, we show that this radar-embedded multi-user communication platform achieves a BER value better than 1×10−5 for an signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 12 dB, thus forming a reliable physical layer for the wireless network of radars.
Through experimental simulations, we show that this radar-embedded multi-user communication platform achieves a BER value better than 1×10−5 for an signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 12 dB, thus forming a reliable physical layer for the wireless network of radars.
To our best knowledge, all reliable MAC layer multicast proposals have been developed for 802.11 WLANs (some of them have been presented at IEEE 802.11 Working Group sessions), but ideas of the proposals can be extended and/or adapted to other MAC protocols of high rate wireless networks.
