DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-87357-0_10
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Session-Based QoS Management Architecture for Wireless Local Area Networks

Abstract: International audienceGrowing demands for the public wireless broadband services will require more capacity than the one provided by IP-based service providers (ISPs). The increasing popularity of WLANs due to the use of license-free radio spectrum with low-cost, easily deployable, high-data-rate wireless services, has encouraged service providers to consider their deployment in high density usage areas such us public hotspots to provide complementary broadband access to their networks and services. In order t… Show more

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“…If the problem continues after the audio codec changes (because bad channel conditions for example), the algorithm stops a VoIP session with the lowest priority in order to relax the network [1].…”
Section: Session-based Qos Management Algorithm 'Sqosma'mentioning
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“…If the problem continues after the audio codec changes (because bad channel conditions for example), the algorithm stops a VoIP session with the lowest priority in order to relax the network [1].…”
Section: Session-based Qos Management Algorithm 'Sqosma'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once our architecture features [1] and test results are used (inter-controller communications and threshold values) to regulate our proposed session-based QoS management algorithm SQoSMA. Every Interval Monitoring Time (set to 2 seconds in our implementation), each controller i tests all its VoIP sessions by checking at each time all communications between ends within its cell and ends within the corresponding cells (controlled by another controller j ).…”
Section: Session-based Qos Management Algorithm 'Sqosma'mentioning
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