RED aims to avoid congestion, global synchronization, and bias against bursty traffic. It calculates the average queue size and either queues packets if below a minimum threshold, or calculates a probability to discard packets if between the minimum and maximum thresholds, in order to control average queue length and delay.
Original Description:
A congestion control mechanism in high speed networks-known as random early detection or red.
RED aims to avoid congestion, global synchronization, and bias against bursty traffic. It calculates the average queue size and either queues packets if below a minimum threshold, or calculates a probability to discard packets if between the minimum and maximum thresholds, in order to control average queue length and delay.
RED aims to avoid congestion, global synchronization, and bias against bursty traffic. It calculates the average queue size and either queues packets if below a minimum threshold, or calculates a probability to discard packets if between the minimum and maximum thresholds, in order to control average queue length and delay.