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A Traffic Management Scheme for the Scalability of IP QoS  

Min, An-Gi ((주)씨앤드씨 엔지니어링)
Suk, Jung-Bong (연세대학교 전자계산학과)
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Journal of KIISE:Information Networking / v.29, no.4, 2002 , pp. 375-385 More about this Journal
Abstract
The IETF has defined the Intserv model and the RSVP signaling protocol to improve QoS capability for a set of newly emerging services including voice and video streams that require high transmission bandwidth and low delay. However, since the current Intserv model requires each router to maintain the states of each service flow, the complexity and the overhead for processing packets in each rioter drastically increase as the size of the network increases, giving rise to the scalability problem. This motivates our work; namely, we investigate and devise new control schemes to enhance the scalability of the Intesev model. To do this, we basically resort to the SCORE network model, extend it to fairly well adapt to the three services presented in the Intserv model, and devise schemes of the QoS scheduling, the admission control, and the edge and core node architectures. We also carry out the computer simulation by using ns-2 simulator to examine the performance of the proposed scheme in respects of the bandwidth allocation capability, the packet delay, and the packet delay variation. The results show that the proposed scheme meets the QoS requirements of the respective three services of Intserv model, thus we conclude that the proposed scheme enhances the scalability, while keeping the efficiency of the current Intserv model.
Keywords
Internet; QoS; Intserv; Scheduling; ns-2 Simulation;
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