Weighted fairness guarantee for scalable DiffServ assured forwarding

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Sang, AM [1 ]
Zhu, HF [1 ]
Li, SQ [1 ]
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[1] Univ Texas, ECE Dept, Austin, TX 78712 USA
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This paper presents a new mechanism of weighted fair bandwidth sharing for Differentiated Services (DiffServ) Assured For-warding (AF) services. The mechanism is named SCALE-WFS, i.e. Scalable Core with Aggregation Level labEling - Weighted Fair bandwidth-Sharing. It alms to achieve near-optimal Max-Min weighted fairness without per-flow management at core routers. Through extensive simulation and simple analysis, we show its advantages over the current solutions (CSFQ or TCM + RED3) for different flow weights, RTTs and protocols (TCP and UDP), especially under the scenarios of different bandwidth provisioning and multiple congested gateways. Apart from "per-flow" and completely "core-stateless", SCALE represents a third management level-the label-based flow "aggregation" level,. It reduces the information redundancy in the "per-flow" and surpasses the performance of the "core-stateless". Thus we avoid the non-scalability of per-flow management in DiffServ networks while keeping its good Quality of Services. In this paper, we show that the SCALE-WFS is effective, scalable and robust for weighted fairness guarantees.
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页码:2365 / 2369
页数:5
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