The issue of providing a deterministic delay guarantee using the dynamic priority queueing
(DPQ) scheme to support multiple connections at a single server queue is investigated. The …

The increasing utilization of the IP technology by a wide variety of end-users and
applications enforce the need for the short-term availability of a better service than Best …

QoS issues have become a focal point of research on next generation networks (NGNs). In
order to supply the various QoS requirement for different kinds of applications, new …

We propose scheduling algorithms for the support of real-time services over packet-switched
networks. These algorithms are based on a jitter compensation (JC) principle, and they are …

The proportional Diffserv (PDS) model is a model for providing service differentiation in IP. It
ensures that a class of service obtains a performanc-e (in terms of delay or loss rate) …

(57) ABSTRACT A Scheduling apparatus, that can be used within a Super trunking capable
Internet Protocol (IP) Forwarding (IPF) node, allows for efficient Scheduling of packets for …

This paper addresses the well-known, intrinsic limitation of weighted fair queueing (WFQ or
PGPS), ie, the delay bounds provided by WFQ schedulers are coupled with the guaranteed …

Strict priority scheme is one of several ways for the implementation of a service
differentiation in a router because of simplicity in implementation and its capability to …

Non-real-time (NRT) services will constitute a majority of the services provided by third
generation systems. The primary QoS parameter for NRT traffic flows is traffic handling …

Providing quality of service (QoS) guarantees in packet-switched networks like the Internet
has been and still is an important research area. In particular, it is important to ensure strict …