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Critical Transfer Issues in QoS-C Architecture Models and Session-Based Communication

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Overview This paper discusses the major issues and key factors definitions in QoS-C architecture models and session-based communication in MAN environment. Although network parameters as frame delay, frame jitter and packet loss are familiar in computer networks, they are examined in this work as an integrated part of the critical transfer framework thus demonstrating a new summarized view on the design of converged communication platform. A framework of QoS-C environment is outlined, including the most important goals in the contemporary session-based communication.

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Publisher	University of Rousse	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service

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