Wanos Tcp Acceleration Apply These Secret Techniques To Improve WAN

WAN stands for Wide Area Network. These are largely used for bulk data transmission. Due to competitive and cutting edge technologies, it is always desirable to introduce some algorithm to maximise the efficiency. SD-WAN (Software defined Wide Area Network) Optimization comes into the picture when it requires user to transmit with higher efficiency and more transparency. When it comes to SD-WAN Optimization, the solution provided by Wanos Networks is unmatchable in the market. It saves a huge amount of money on bandwidth cost and accelerates the application to improve the user experience.

One of its most significant feature is TCP Acceleration which significantly improves the performance over sub-optimal network conditions. This prime feature offered of TCP Acceleration offered by Wanos Network improves the WAN. It is an optional feature which can be enabled on the WAN Accelerator or improve the performance while sending TCP traffic on the suboptimal network conditions. It also helps in improving the TCP performance and well as slowing down the TCP stack implementations.

The TCP Acceleration uses few secret techniques to improve the WAN and reduce the bandwidth cost. Few of these techniques can be understood in following line. It uses High Speed TCP for high-speed high-delay networks. It also utilise Windows Scaling to set the desired window sizes so that it could avoid the throughput limitation of a suboptimal TCP window size. Selective Acknowledgment is another very useful feature in which sender is notified to retransmit only those packets which were missing  during initial transmission and the packets were lost and those packets were unrecoverable through packet loss recovery feature. In its another acknowledgment feature called Local Acknowledgement, the acknowledgments are sent locally in between proxy and server. At the same time, it is also sent in between proxy and client. This results in reduction of idle time to wait for the acknowledgements. These features results in faster file transfers for TCP-based applications.

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