Type of publication: | Inproceedings |
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Title | Relaxing Delayed Reservations: An approach for QoS provision and service differentiation in Optical Burst Switching networks |
Bibtex cite ID | RACTI-RU1-2006-60 |
Booktitle | IEEE 3rd International Conference on Broadband Communications , Networks and Systems (BROADNETS 2006) |
Year published | 2006 |
Pages | 1-9 |
Location | San Jose |
URL | http://www.broadnets.org/2006/index.html |
Abstract | In this paper we present a signaling protocol for
QoS differentiation suitable for optical burst switching networks.
The proposed protocol is a two-way reservation scheme that
employs delayed and in-advance reservation of resources. In this
scheme delayed reservations may be relaxed, introducing a
reservation duration parameter that is negotiated during call
setup phase. This feature allows bursts to reserve resources
beyond their actual size to increase their successful forwarding
probability and is used to provide QoS differentiation. The
proposed signaling protocol offers a low blocking probability for
bursts that can tolerate the round-trip delay required for the
reservations. We present the main features of the protocol and
describe in detail timing considerations regarding the call setup
and the reservation process. We also describe several methods
for choosing the protocol parameters so as to optimize
performance and present corresponding evaluation results.
Furthermore, we compare the performance of the proposed
protocol against that of two other typical reservation protocols, a
Tell-and-Wait and a Tell-and-Go protocol. |
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Attachments |
Broad-EBRP.pdf (main file) |
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Publication ID | 153 |