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Chapter 2: EIU messaging protocols 65
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IP throttling
IP throttle engineering is required to control congestion in the DS30 links.
LPPs, SSLPPs, and SNSE-LISs have different throttling requirements, as
described in the following sections.
LPPs, SSLPPs, and SNSE-LISs have different throttling requirements, as
described in the following sections.
For more information on datafill for IP throttling, refer to “Chapter 3: EIU
datafill”.
datafill”.
IP throttling for LPP
The LPP incorporates additional throttling control for TCP/IP traffic sent over
DS30s between the MS and LPP. Throttling protects against incorrectly
engineered LANs from overloading DS30s with errant TCP/IP traffic.
DS30s between the MS and LPP. Throttling protects against incorrectly
engineered LANs from overloading DS30s with errant TCP/IP traffic.
Table 8 shows the recommended traffic values for entry into table IPTHRON.
Adherence to these values ensures adequate bandwidth for the IP router
application and protect against DS30 overload. Refer to “Chapter 3: EIU
datafill” for additional information on table IPTHRON.
Adherence to these values ensures adequate bandwidth for the IP router
application and protect against DS30 overload. Refer to “Chapter 3: EIU
datafill” for additional information on table IPTHRON.
ICBM common pool
10
128
Transmit (application must allocate the
number of buffers and size)
number of buffers and size)
0
0
Table 8
IP throttling values for LPP
Approved BCS
BCS36
Approved CSP
CSP02
CSP04/05
CSP04
CSP04
Approved S/W
TOPS
IEC04
IP router
application
application
EIU
CM
EIU
CM
EIU
CM
EIU
CM
Tx
Rx
Tx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Tx
Rx
Tx
Tx
Rx
Tx
ADAS
10
40
40
10
40
25
CDPD
5
5
RMS
10
10
PSN
12
25
(Sheet 1 of 2)
Table 7
Buffer allocation per end point (continued)
Protocol
Buffer type
Number
of buffers
of buffers
Size (in
bytes)
bytes)
(Sheet 2 of 2)