NetBeez - Impact of packet loss and latency on throughput
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The document discusses how packet loss and round-trip time (RTT) impact the throughput of a TCP connection. It defines throughput as the amount of data successfully transferred and explains that key metrics affecting throughput include RTT, packet loss, and maximum segment size. The Matis equation is introduced as a formula to calculate maximum throughput based on these parameters.
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NetBeez - Impact of packet loss and latency on throughput
- 1. Impact of Packet Loss and Round-Trip Time on Throughput Live Demo
- 2. Throughput Throughput is the amount of data successfully transferred between a source and a destination host. Bandwidth, like data rate, is the maximum throughput achievable on a network, or link, and is generally established by the the media and encoding technologies. There are three core metrics that affect the throughput of a TCP connection: the round-trip time, the packet loss, and the maximum segment size.
- 3. Matis Equation The Matis Equation states that the maximum throughput achieved by a TCP connection can be calculated by dividing MSS by RTT and multiplying the result by 1 over the root square of p, where p represents the packet loss.