| "Advanced QoS Services for the Intelligent Internet", Cisco Systems White Paper, 1997. |
....enqueued at a higher priority than the ordinary best effort queue. Similarly, Assured service denotes packets that are treated preferentially with respect to the dropping probability within the normal queue. There are a number of ways to add more service levels within each of these service types [7], but this document takes the position of specifying the base level services of Premium and Assured. The forwarding path mechanisms can be broken down into those that happen at the input interface, before packet forwarding, and those that happen at the output interface, after packet forwarding. ....
"Advanced QoS Services for the Intelligent Internet", Cisco Systems White Paper, 1997.
....enqueued at a higher priority than the ordinary best effort queue. Similarly, Assured service denotes packets that are treated preferentially with respect to the dropping probability within the normal queue. There are a number of ways to add more service levels within each of these service types [7], but this document takes the position of specifying the base level services of Premium and Assured. The forwarding path mechanisms can be broken down into those that happen at the input interface, before packet forwarding, and those that happen at the output interface, after packet forwarding. ....
"Advanced QoS Services for the Intelligent Internet", Cisco Systems White Paper, 1997.
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