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Quality of Service Control in High-Speed Networks
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H. Jonathan Chao, Polytechnic University & Xiaolei Guo, INTEC Systems
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0471 00397 2
December 2001
Hardback
448pp
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Expert coverage of the state of the art in quality of service implementation
Quality of Service Control in High-Speed Networks addresses the basics, theory, architectures,
and technologies to implement QoS control in ATM, IP, and MPLS high-speed networks. It provides
a comprehensive overview of existing QoS control techniques and describes practical approaches
to their implementation.
The authors survey the most up-to-date developments in control strategies in self-contained
chapters-complete with extensive reference lists-that allow study of select topics. Quality of
Service Control in High-Speed Networks covers these topics and more:
- Admission control and data communication channel acceptance
- Traffic access control
- Packet scheduling algorithms
- Packet fair queuing implementation
- Buffer management
- Flow and congestion control
- QoS routing
- Basic architecture and conceptual models of differentiated services (DiffServ)
- Multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) technology
- SONET and ATM
This comprehensive discussion of QoS technologies, techniques, and architectures suits the needs
of engineering students as well as practitioners in software, hardware, and system design.
Contents:
- Preface.
- Introduction.
- Admission Control.
- Traffic Access Control.
- Packet Scheduling.
- Packet Fair Queuing Implementations.
- Buffer Management.
- Flow and Congestion Control.
- QoS Routing.
- Differentiated Services.
- Multiprotocol Label Switching.
- Appendix: A SONET and ATM Protocols.
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