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One of the most popular applications of IEEE 802.16 network is to serve as a backhaul service for IEEE 802.11 networks. However, the traffic of an IEEE 802.16 connection aggregated from IEEE 802.11 networks fluctuates. Thus, efficient bandwidth reservation at the subscriber station (SS) is an importance issue. This study proposes a simple and flexible bandwidth reservation scheme at the SS, called...
Providing end-to-end delay guarantees for delay sensitive applications is an important packet scheduling issue with routers. In this paper, to support end-to-end delay requirements, we propose a novel network scheduling scheme, called the bulk scheduling scheme (BSS), which is built on top of existing schedulers of intermediate nodes without modifying transmission protocols on either the sender or...
In this paper, we propose a new per-CLAss Flow fixed proportional differentiated service model (CLAF) and a companioning medium access control scheme for multi-service wireless LANs (WLANs), based on the IEEE 802.11 framework. Different from conventional relative differentiated service, in CLAF, a fixed bandwidth quality ratio is guaranteed on per-class per-flow basis regardless of the traffic load...
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