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Timer-based mechanisms in reliable transport protocol connection management

Watson, 1981

Document ID: 13056235118524551036
Author: Watson R
Publication year: 1981
Publication venue: Computer Networks (1976)

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There is a need for timer-based mechanisms (in addition to retransmission timers) to achieve reliable connection management in transport protocols designed to operate in a general network (datagram and internetwork) environment where packets can get lost …

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