Quality of Service White Papers

A VC-Based API for Renegotiable QoS in Wireless ATM Networks

Overview Quality of Service (QoS) support for multimedia applications has been widely discussed in the context of high speed wired networks. As interest increases in wireless ATM networks that extend the connection to a wireless endpoint, the issue of QoS over a wireless link has to be addressed. This paper focuses on the pr provision of QoS at the application level in a wireless environment. The work includes the design of an Application Programming Interface (API) that allows applications to specify and renegotiate the QoS level during a call; as well as the implementation of such API in a wireless ATM testbed: the SWAN system.

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PublisherAlcatel-Lucent File FormatPDF
Date PublishedAugust 2007
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