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  Real-Time Block Transfer Under a Link Sharing Hierarchy (1997) [12 citations — 6 self]

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by Geoffrey G. Xie, Simon S. Lam
In Proceedings of IEEE INFOCOM '97
http://abyss.snu.ac.kr/~parkmj/paper/info97.ps
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Abstract:

Most application-level data units are too large to be carried in a single packet (or cell) and must be segmented for network delivery. To an application, the end-toend delays and loss rate of its data units are much more relevant performance measures than ones specified for individual packets (or cells). The concept of a burst (or block) was introduced to represent a sequence of packets (or cells) that carry an application data unit. In this paper, we describe how a real-time VBR service, with QoS parameters for block transfer delay and block loss rate, can be provided by integrating concepts and delay guarantee results from our previous work on burst scheduling, together with ideas from ATM block transfer. Two new contributions are presented herein. First, we design an admission control algorithm to provide the following classes of service: bounded-delay block transfer with no loss, and bounded-delay block transfer at a specified block loss rate. Second, we show how to extend existing end-to-end delay bounds to networks with hierarchical link sharing.

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