ltm rule command TCP congestionΒΆ

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TCP::congestion
       Sets the TCP congestion control algorithm.

SYNOPSIS
       TCP::congestion (none	  |
				reno	  |
				newreno   |
				highspeed |
				scalable  |
				vegas	  |
				cdg	  |
				chd	  |
				illinois  |
				woodside  |
				cubic	  |
				westwood)?

DESCRIPTION
       Changes the TCP congestion control algorithm and initializes any state
       variables unique to the new algorithm.

       Syntax

       TCP::congestion []

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system does not use a network-congestion-control
	      mechanism, even when congestion occurs.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses an implementation of the TCP Fast
	      Recovery algorithm, which is based on the implementation in the BSD
	      Reno release.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a modification to the Reno algorithm
	      that responds to partial acknowledgements when SACKs are
	      unavailable.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a more aggressive, loss-based
	      algorithm.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm modification that
	      adds a scalable, delay-based and loss-based component into the Reno
	      algorithm.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm modification that
	      adds a delay-based and loss-based component into the Reno
	      algorithm.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a delay based TCP that senses onset
	      of congestion by variations in round trip time (RTT).

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm that aims to keep
	      network queuing delays below a particular threshold
	      (queue_threshold) and decides to reduce the congestion window
	      (cwnd) probabilistically based on its estimate of the network
	      queuing delay.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm that is especially
	      targeted at high-speed, long-distance networks.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm that is especially
	      targeted at high-speed, long-distance networks with enhanced
	      congestion recovery.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm that is optimized
	      for high bandwidth, high delay networks.

       TCP::congestion 

	    * Specifies that the system uses a TCP algorithm based on a bandwidth
	      estimation metric.

RETURN VALUE
       TCP::congestion returns the current congestion control algorithm.

VALID DURING
       ANY_EVENT

EXAMPLES
	when SERVER_CONNECTED {
	    log local0. "Client: [client_addr]:[client_port] - Server: [server_addr]:[server_port]."
	    # Set client-side congestion control to Woodside.
	    clientside {
		log local0. "Client: congestion [TCP::congestion] to woodside"
		TCP::congestion woodside
	    }
	    # Set server-side congestion control to High-Speed.
	    serverside {
		log local0. "Server: congestion [TCP::congestion] to highspeed"
		TCP::congestion highspeed
	    }
	}

HINTS
SEE ALSO
CHANGE LOG
       @BIGIP-11.6.0 --First introduced the command.  @BIGIP-13.0.0 --Calling
       with no arguments gets the current value.



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