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Adaptive bandwidth control with defined priorities for different networks

  • US 8,811,424 B2
  • Filed: 11/29/2011
  • Issued: 08/19/2014
  • Est. Priority Date: 10/21/2005
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for adaptively controlling transmission of data, the method comprising:

  • receiving data from a source at a plurality of gateways for distribution using a selected priority; and

    transmitting the data from the plurality of gateways to a plurality of receivers using the selected priority, wherein every gateway in the plurality of gateways has an adaptive bandwidth control process and a respective set of parameters for controlling the adaptive bandwidth control process for sending the data at the selected priority and wherein a given set of parameters used for the selected priority at a particular gateway in the plurality of gateways differ from another set of parameters used for the selected priority at another gateway of the plurality of gateways, wherein the set of parameters comprise a threshold, beta, and a maximum wait time, wherein the threshold is a percentage of a way from a minimum round trip time to a maximum round trip time, and wherein the beta is an integer that indicates a maximum number of packets in a backlog router per connection before a window is decreased by one packet, and wherein the maximum wait time indicates what multiple of the maximum round trip time a connection will wait to send before resetting.

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