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Network Coding is a new field that aims at, notably increasing the throughput in a network. ROCX [1] is an algorithm that makes routing with the awareness of network coding. However, its major limitation is that it does not take into account the bandwidth limitation and the interference impact. If the interference is not considered in a wireless network, a flow requiring a certain bandwidth might...
Admission and rate control are key components for providing QoS (Quality of Service) flows in multi- rate wireless ad hoc networks where transmission rate at the physical layer is adapted dynamically according to the channel condition. Key to these controls is the formulation of a rate constraint that can regulate the flow rate passing through each node. This paper formulates a cross-layer rate constraint...
Almost all deployed implementations of the IEEE802.16 standard (also known as WiMAX) employ the Point to Multipoint (PMP) topology. With such a topology Quality of Service (QoS) can be easily achieved, but the coverage area is limited. The other architectural topology is the Mesh Mode which is able to provide a larger coverage area, but cannot support the QoS required. This paper addresses the issue...
The technology of MultiProtocol Label Switching (MPLS) represents one of the most advanced ways how to optimize the packet-forwarding process in routers. In addition, MPLS also offers new possibilities of resource sharing, important from the point of view of service differentiation and quality of service (QoS) support. The aim of the paper is to present the results of our investigation into the efficiency...
Over the last decade, numerous admission control schemes have been studied to allocate network resources. Although per-flow control schemes can provide guaranteed QoS, such schemes face scalability issues in large networks due to the tremendous number of flows present. While aggregation-based approaches such as Differentiated Services relieve the storage of state in the core, admission control of...
K highest label path algorithm (KHLP) is presented for MPLS-TE. The algorithm first uses generalization of highest-label pre-flow-push algorithm to calculate K-shortest paths, then chooses the LSP in terms of the link criticality and the residual bandwidth, combines K value to give different links weight, further combines offline with online routing to reduce the computational complexity, simultaneously...
One of the major QoS goals for future battlefield networks (FBN) is to ensure multi-level precedence and preemption (MLPP). Ensuring MLPP is difficult, partly due to the networking architecture for FBN which consists of wired ??red?? network connected by encrypted wireless ??black?? network. The security requirements for FBN do not allow passing information from black to red networks. So when congestion...
This paper considers that multi protocol label switching (MPLS) and differential services (DiffServ) architectures are being applied to IP networks to provide more scalability, service differentiation. The traditional Diffserv mechanism provides classifier for edge router to examine incoming packets and mark packets with a code point that reflects the desired level of service, the core router responsibilities...
In mobile ad hoc networks, channel bandwidth is a very limited resource. When the network is heavily loaded, the rate of collisions and hence the number of retransmissions increase. This leads to a notable decrease in network throughput and hence reduces quality of service because more and more bandwidth is wasted. MAC layer enables sharing the channel among all the nodes in the network effectively...
To find a way to access a path to provide quality of service (QoS) requirements, we can use the constraint-based routing technique. Until now algorithms uses an additive constraint along with a bandwidth constraint (e.g. delay or hop count) have been used. It was for the requirement of QoS. Selecting the path is used not only for the guaranty QoS, but also for the bandwidth and delay constraints....
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