NSIS-Based Quality of Service and Resource Allocation in Ethernet Networks

Carmo, Maxweel; Carvalho, B.B.; Silva, J. Sá; Monteiro, Edmundo; Simões, Paulo; Curado, Marília; Boavida, Fernando

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“…The NSIS based QoS adapter can implement several designs, based on different QoS models. Current paper proposes a finite-state machine design using the QoS model proposed in [4] for Ethernet networks which defines eight priority classes for network traffic.…”

Section: Qos Adapter Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The scenario conducts a comparative study between two cases. In the first case, named S-SE, (Figure 7), the network nodes communicate via standard Switched Ethernet connections, while in the second case, named NSIS-SE, (Figure 8), the network nodes implement the NSIS protocol suite for Switched Ethernet using a modified version of the NS-2 module proposed in [4].…”

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A Control-aware QoS Adaptation Co-design Method for Networked Control Systems

Ştefan¹,

Dragomir²

2015

SIC

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The current study proposes a control-aware Quality of Service adaptation co-design method for networked control systems. The novel networked control structure is based on a remotely placed Quality of Service adapter that continuously changes the network parameters using the Next Steps in Signaling protocol suite for end-to-end Quality of Service. The control system's design is developed gradually and the system's stability is assessed by considering the overall system as a switched linear one. Finally, the results are validated on a numerical example.

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Section: Qos Adapter Designmentioning

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A Control-aware QoS Adaptation Co-design Method for Networked Control Systems

Ştefan¹,

Dragomir²

2015

SIC

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“…This can be useful for EuQoS flow identification [41]; & the ability to perform data bit rate control on a per flow basis [42,43]; & the ability to apply Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) mechanism at the Ethernet output port.…”

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Provision of end-to-end QoS in heterogeneous multi-domain networks

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Appendix B: Network Emulation Focusing on QoS-Oriented Satellite Communication

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Gineste²,

Thalmensy³

End-to-End Quality of Service Over Heterogeneous Networks

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The rapidly growing Internet architecture is causing most recent computer applications to integrate a more or less important part of distributed functionalitiessuch as transport layer services, transport protocols and other services-that need to meet user's necessities in terms of functionalities and Quality of Service (QoS) requirements. Emulation platforms are a classical way for protocol and applicative experiments to check if user and QoS requirements are met. They complement the simulation and real network experiments, since they enable to use real implementation of protocols or applications without having a real network deployed for the experiments. This chapter presents the emulation approach in the context of networking experimentation: First, the different possible utilisations of dynamic emulation in the context of networking and protocol engineering are presented. Then, requirements for a general network emulation framework are proposed. Furthermore, different network emulation platforms and tools implementing the general framework are exposed; we describe how to use them in the context of protocol engineering and discuss their advantages and disadvantages. Finally, the emulation of wireless systems is challenging, due to many parameters affecting the resulting behaviour of the channel. Satellite emulation, a subset of wireless emulation, has unique characteristics concerning the access to the resource that combines static and dynamic assignment. As an example, the emulation of a QoS-oriented satellite system is detailed in a final section.

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NSIS-Based Quality of Service and Resource Allocation in Ethernet Networks

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

A Control-aware QoS Adaptation Co-design Method for Networked Control Systems

A Control-aware QoS Adaptation Co-design Method for Networked Control Systems

Provision of end-to-end QoS in heterogeneous multi-domain networks

Appendix B: Network Emulation Focusing on QoS-Oriented Satellite Communication

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