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We also have congestion on the Internet because with the kind of structure that the Internet has , with everyone engineering their facilities according to their own rules , there 's no end to end performance or end to end view of the Internet . This would yield a proportional bandwidth service , which equally apportions available capacity during times of congestion under the assumption that customers with high bandwidth microflows have subscribed to higher peak rates than customers with low bandwidth microflows . But at the same time if you open up the papers or magazines over the last several months , there have been front page articles about congestion in terms of the growth in Internet use and the implications that that might have for the network and also issues about congestion on the Internet itself as the Chairman remarked , people getting busy signals , trying to get onto America Online . Today bottleneck areas and problems of congestion on the grid are common . Current TCP versions interpret a missing segment as congestion in the network , which implies that the sender should slow down its transmission rate because the network has reached its capacity . The quality of service ( QoS ) in the network will need to be engineered to allow video to take priority over other types of traffic when congestion in the network occurs .