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The Meta-QoS-Class Concept: A Step Towards Global QoS Inter-Domain Services

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Overview IP QoS (Quality of Service) is commonly presented as a radical shift in the IP paradigm and therefore, in the way one is used to accessing Internet services. Indeed, several architectures have been designed in order to introduce QoS that violate the fundamental features of the best-effort Internet. This paper demonstrates that having QoS services that maintain these features, especially the ability to easily connect any pair of users worldwide, naturally leads to the definition of the new concept of Meta-QoS-Class.

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Publisher	University of Surrey	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	Quality of Service, TCP - IP

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