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8 February 2005 An edge admission control scheme for multicast
Chunhui Le, Wenqing Cheng, Wei Liu
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Abstract
Ensuring minimum quality-of-service levels to traffic flows and groups of flows is an important challenge for future packet networks. Admission control is an important measure for QoS provision. However, the problem of multicast admission control was much less investigated. In this paper, a reservation-based edge multicast admission control scheme is investigated, which targets high QoS level and scalability. Using a new concept, virtual link, a virtual-link-oriented quota-based resource management mechanism is proposed. Besides, a hierarchical distributed bandwidth broker architecture is also employed. In this scheme, a central bandwidth broker manages the physical link bandwidth, and allocates/reclaims the bandwidth to virtual links; edge bandwidth brokers manage the bandwidth of virtual links, make admission decisions and reserve bandwidth for each flow. Simulation results show that the scheme achieves high scalability. Furthermore, the impact of quota size on the performance and complexity is investigated. A bandwidth adaptive quota size scheme is proposed to further improve the performance and reduce the complexity.
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Chunhui Le, Wenqing Cheng, and Wei Liu "An edge admission control scheme for multicast", Proc. SPIE 5626, Network Architectures, Management, and Applications II, (8 February 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.573917
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