The paper presents algorithms which could improve the transmission band for computer networks. The analysis of file size distribution has shown that, for a typical Web site, more than 40% of files are smaller than 1 kB. Additionally, these small files are more frequently used because 80% of all references by a client browser to Web site resources are for these small files. The paper presents the idea of a mobile agent, who could improve the transmission band in a computer network, especially for HTTP files. A server agent based on the resource list, required by the client, compresses the files into MTU (maximum transfer unit) packs. As a result, a number of transmitted packets (frames) can be reduced several times.
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