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Support for quantitative QoS guarantees and associated Per-Hop Behaviours in a Differentiated Services architecture hinges on the specification of appropriate traffic control mechanisms. However, recent and past studies of Internet traffic have shown that it is rather hard to find a global and representative traffic model, which at the same time remains simple enough to facilitate the implementation of such mechanisms. In some previous works, we have demonstrated that suitable traffic shaping of packet flows that are subsequently multiplexed at a network node can permit the application of the M/G/1 model for performance modelling and control of the aggregate traffic stream. Using some handy control laws derived from the M/G/1 model, quantitative QoS guarantees can be provisioned end-to-end, across a series of multiplexers. In this paper we present our experiences from embedding this traffic-shaping scheme, which we call exponential token bucket filtering (etbf), in routers based on the Linux operating system. Initially, we describe how the traffic-shaping scheme can fit in a Differentiated Services architecture as a mechanism applied on the traffic transmitted from the edge routers
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- Author
- E. Vayias; J. Soldatos; G. Kormentzas
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0140-3664)
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Computer Science (Physical Sciences)