Titlebook: Quality of Service in Multiservice IP Networks; Third International Marco Ajmone Marsan,Giuseppe Bianchi,Michela Meo Conference proceeding

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Implementation of Virtual Path Hopping (VPH) as a Solution for Control Plane Failures in Connection works are inherently more prone to network failures: link/path failures and degraded failures. The control and the data plane of connection oriented networks such as MPLS are logically separated. Therefore a failure in the control plane should not always immediately affect the communications in the

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Experimental Comparison of Fault Notification and LSP Recovery Mechanisms in MPLS Operational Testbeare different end-to-end recovery techniques. A measurements campaign has been performed in two different trials based on commercial routers and PC/Linux boxes. In the former an inbuilt signaling-based mechanism provides remote fault notification to the edge routers while in the latter a prototype o

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An Efficient Backup Path Selection Algorithm in MPLS Networks paper proposes an efficient algorithm which supports end-to-end path-based connection restoration in MPLS networks. We review previous related work. This includes SPR (Shortest Path Restoration), PIR (Partial Information Restoration) and CIR (Complete Information Restoration). The objective of back

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Planning Multiservice VPN Networks: An Analytical/Simulative Mechanism to Dimension the Bandwidth Asd analytical/simulation tool for link bandwidth allocation is proposed and tested. The tool works in three phases, related to assessing the capacities needed to satisfy requirements for QoS and BE traffic individually, and to take into account the effects of multiplexing gains arising from traffic m

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Aggregation Network Design for Offering Multimedia Services to Fast Moving Usersatform to support broadband multimedia services. In this paper, an aggregation network architecture for the delivery of multimedia services to train passengers is presented. For the topology design and capacity assignment of this network, a novel method is presented that calculates the required dyna

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Management of Non-conformant TCP Traffic in IP DiffServ Networksckets that are conforming to the Commited Information Rate (CIR) and those that are in excess and, therefore, non-conforming. The latter packets have a higher probability of being dropped in the buffers both of the border router and of the core router. This behavior has an implication when TCP sourc