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QoS-Guaranteed Connectivity in MPLS Networks Based on the TINA Network Resource Architecture

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Overview Next generation networks demand a structured method to deliver QoS assured connectivity in IP networks. The TINA Network Resource Architecture (NRA) offers a layered framework that allows connections to be managed in a hierarchical manner. Applying the TINA NRA to MPLS networks provides a prospect to offer quality assurances when providing end-to-end connectivity across different administrative domains. This paper presents a policy-based management system based on the principles of the TINA NRA to deliver QoS assured connectivity.

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Publisher	University of the Witwatersrand	File Format	PDF
Date Published	January 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service, Network Design, MPLS

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