2014 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communications and Informatics (ICACCI) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/icacci.2014.6968380
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Performance of new dynamic benefit-weighted scheduling scheme in DiffServ networks

Abstract: In this paper, we design a new dynamic packet scheduling scheme suitable for differentiated service (DiffServ) network. Designed dynamic benefit weighted scheduling (DBWS) uses a dynamic weighted computation scheme loosely based on weighted round robin (WRR) policy. It predicts the weight required by expedited forwarding (EF) service for the current time slot (t) based on two criteria; (i) previous weight allocated to it at time (t-1), and (ii) the average increase in the queue length of EF buffer. This predic… Show more

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“…The DiffServ classes provide the guarantee to deliver packet according to a required rate as definedin the Service Level Agreement (SLA) for a particular user. During congestion on the link, the traffic crosses the threshold of the boundary rate, therefore creates high probability for the packets to get dropped [13]. There are four DiffServ classes, as previously mentioned, with three levels of dropping precedence each, which are implemented in "Assured Forwarding PHB" to control the data packets [19].…”
Section: Mapping Of Diffserv Into Umts Qos Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The DiffServ classes provide the guarantee to deliver packet according to a required rate as definedin the Service Level Agreement (SLA) for a particular user. During congestion on the link, the traffic crosses the threshold of the boundary rate, therefore creates high probability for the packets to get dropped [13]. There are four DiffServ classes, as previously mentioned, with three levels of dropping precedence each, which are implemented in "Assured Forwarding PHB" to control the data packets [19].…”
Section: Mapping Of Diffserv Into Umts Qos Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Enhanced UMTS Radio Access Network-Extension (EURANE), which is the extension of UMTS for Network Simulator (NS-2), is an important contribution to SEACORN project [13,16]. We selected EURANE tool for simulation of UMTS QoS scenario [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%