Impact of Network Topology on the Performance of Budget Based Network Admission Control Methods

Menth, Michael; Kopf, Stefan; Charzinski, Joachim

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-40012-7_16

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“…Menth et al [45,46] identified and studied (in an Internet backbone context) four approaches to NAC based on: • Link Budgets (link by link -similar to ATM AC)…”

Section: Topological Scope Of Ac Decisionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Admission control in multi-service IP networks: A tutorial

Wright¹

2007

IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials

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Admission Control (AC) has long been considered as a key mechanism to support Quality of Service objectives in networks. There is a significant base of literature in the area of admission control algorithms, but not all of these algorithms are directly comparable in terms of inputs, outputs or objectives. Current theory does not well describe the when, where, and how to best apply AC in designing network and service infrastructure for multi-service IP networks. This tutorial takes an ontological perspective within which to categorize admission control schemes. Industrystandard architectures (both core and access networks) are used to illustrate some of the key concepts. Two tables are provided to summarize the different approaches for categorization of admission control schemes.

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“…Menth et al [45,46] identified and studied (in an Internet backbone context) four approaches to NAC based on: • Link Budgets (link by link -similar to ATM AC)…”

Section: Topological Scope Of Ac Decisionsmentioning

confidence: 99%