ADSL2: a sequel better than the original?

Androulidakis, S.; Kagklis, D.; Doukaglou, T.; Skenter, S.

doi:10.1049/ce:20040304

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“…As we intended to assess the QoS levels, not for the aggregate traffic but for traffic directed to individual subscribers, we specified this time that the point of potential congestion was the customer's ADSL2 connection (Androulidakis et al, 2004). As we intended to assess the QoS levels, not for the aggregate traffic but for traffic directed to individual subscribers, we specified this time that the point of potential congestion was the customer's ADSL2 connection (Androulidakis et al, 2004).…”

Section: Experimental Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Provisioning of IP multimedia services with guaranteed QoS to residential customers over heterogeneous networks

Androulidakis¹,

Kagklis²,

Doukoglou³

et al. 2006

IJIPT

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As content providers turn their attention towards the residential market, offering triple-play services over the expanding broadband access network, it is necessary to guarantee appropriate levels of quality. However, provisioning such services over a heterogeneous network is facilitated by adopting a common 'language' of defining quality policies. In this paper, we attempt to provision multimedia-rich services over such a network with guaranteed quality, based on an 'overlay' IP-based approach. This 'all-IP' approach will allow us to influence the treatment of service traffic along the network path from the content provider's network up to the home network, regardless of underlying technologies.

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Section: Experimental Architecturesmentioning

confidence: 99%