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A Simulation Study of Multi-Color Marking of TCP Aggregates

Overview Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are contracts signed between a provider and a customer to govern the amount of traffic that will be serviced. This work pinpoints an important problem faced by the Internet Service Provider (ISP) which is to be able to differentiate between the services given to aggregates of multiple TCP connections. The Metro-Ethernet access network, the Differentiated Services (DiffServ) architecture and the ATM reference model are three architectural models where edge routers perform traffic metering and coloring of aggregated flows according to the SLA. Finer color marking was suggested to improve differentiation quality. The authors observed that increasing the number of colors indeed provides a good differentiation between the aggregates according to the committed and the excess rates.

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PublisherTel Aviv University File FormatPDF
Date PublishedJuly 2007 Downloads2
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