Framework for Implementing Lossless Techniques in Wide Area Networks
draft-hs-rtgwg-wan-lossless-framework-01
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| Authors | Tao He , Hang Shi , Han Zhengxin , Gao xing , Tianran Zhou | ||
| Last updated | 2025-11-02 (Latest revision 2025-04-20) | ||
| Replaces | draft-he-huang-rtgwg-wan-lossless-framework | ||
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Abstract
This document proposes a comprehensive framework to address the challenges of efficient, reliable, and cost-effective large volume data transmission over Wide Area Networks (WANs). The framework focuses on planning and managing traffic paths, network slicing, and utilizing multi-level network buffers. It introduces dynamic path scheduling and advanced resource allocation techniques to optimize network resouce and minimize congestion. By leveraging cross-device buffer coordination and real-time adjustments, the framework ensures high throughput and low latency, meeting the demands of modern, data- intensive applications while providing a robust solution for large- scale data transmission.
Authors
Tao He
Hang Shi
Han Zhengxin
Gao xing
Tianran Zhou
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