Routing with admission control in ATM networks

Oser, T.M.; Gu, Xuedao; Vaman, D.R.

doi:10.1109/glocom.1994.512850

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“…As described earlier, the QoS and congestion can be continually monitored on each VC or VP connection by regular management cells. In addition, it is easy to simultaneously measure other selection criteria such as link utilization, length (number of hops), queue lengths, or available bandwidth [14,[21][22][23][24][25]. If source routing is used, management cells can continuously collect and report this information to the source node of each connection.…”

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Monitoring and control of ATM networks using special cells

Chen¹,

Liu²,

Wang³

et al. 1996

IEEE Network

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This article describes a framework for monitoring and controlling ATM networks based on the use of management cells. By management cells we refer to a broad class of special cells that circulate around the network to perform a variety of useful functions for monitoring and optimizing the operation of the network. The proposed framework includes current ATM-layer OAM (operations and maintenance) methods as well as new mechanisms for more sophisticated long-term network management. This article explores various existing and new uses of management cells for performance monitoring, traffic control, fault management, and network administration.

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