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Implementation of High Performance Buffer Manager for an Advance Input-Queued Switch Fabric
, 2002
"... In this paper, we describe the implementation of high performance buffer manager that is used in an advanced input-queued switch fabric. It provides the architecture of buffer manager and illustrates the design of ingress and egress buffer for the highspeed switch fabric, which uses a multi-gigabit ..."
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In this paper, we describe the implementation of high performance buffer manager that is used in an advanced input-queued switch fabric. It provides the architecture of buffer manager and illustrates the design of ingress and egress buffer for the highspeed switch fabric, which uses a multi
Multicast Scheduling for Input-Queued Switches
- IEEE JOURNAL ON SELECTED AREAS IN COMMUNICATIONS
"... This paper presents the design of the scheduler for an M × N input-queued multicast switch. It is assumed that: (i) Each input maintains a single queue for arriving multicast cells, and (ii) Only the cell at the head of line (HOL) can be observed and scheduled at one time. The scheduler is ..."
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This paper presents the design of the scheduler for an M × N input-queued multicast switch. It is assumed that: (i) Each input maintains a single queue for arriving multicast cells, and (ii) Only the cell at the head of line (HOL) can be observed and scheduled at one time. The scheduler
Fair Scheduling in Input-Queued Switches
"... Abstract-- Input-queued switch architecture has become attractive in the context of high performance networking because the switching fabric and the buffer need not run at a multiple (speedup) of the external link’s rate. With the expanding of network applications, the networks should provide QoS gu ..."
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Abstract-- Input-queued switch architecture has become attractive in the context of high performance networking because the switching fabric and the buffer need not run at a multiple (speedup) of the external link’s rate. With the expanding of network applications, the networks should provide Qo
Packet Scheduling in Input-Queued Cell-Based Switches
- IEEE INFOCOM 2001
, 2001
"... Input-queued switch architectures play a major role in the design of high performance switches and routers for packet networks. These architectures must be controlled by a scheduling algorithm, which solves contentions in the transfer of data units from inputs to outputs. Several scheduling algorith ..."
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Input-queued switch architectures play a major role in the design of high performance switches and routers for packet networks. These architectures must be controlled by a scheduling algorithm, which solves contentions in the transfer of data units from inputs to outputs. Several scheduling
Deficit Round Robin Scheduling for Input-Queued Switches
- IEEE JOURNAL ON SELECTED AREAS IN COMMUNICATIONS
, 2003
"... In this paper, we address the problem of fair scheduling of packets in Internet routers with input-queued switches. The goal is to ensure that packets leave the router in proportion to their reservation under heavy traffic. First, we examine the problem when fair queuing is applied only at output li ..."
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In this paper, we address the problem of fair scheduling of packets in Internet routers with input-queued switches. The goal is to ensure that packets leave the router in proportion to their reservation under heavy traffic. First, we examine the problem when fair queuing is applied only at output
Scheduling Input-Queued Switches
"... A new scheduling algorithm for input-queued cell switches, referred to as shadow departure time algorithm (SDTA), is introduced. Simulations demonstrate that the SDTA's cell delay distribution is more desirable than those of the GS-OCF and GS-LQF algorithms in terms of cell overdue probability. ..."
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A new scheduling algorithm for input-queued cell switches, referred to as shadow departure time algorithm (SDTA), is introduced. Simulations demonstrate that the SDTA's cell delay distribution is more desirable than those of the GS-OCF and GS-LQF algorithms in terms of cell overdue probability.
Input-Queued ATM Switch
"... 1 Introduction Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) has been standardized as the multiplexing and switching technique for Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network (B-ISDN). The ability to provide guaranteed bandwidth within an acceptable cell transfer delay bound is critical to multimedia applicati ..."
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for improving the performance of input and output buffered switch architectures for ATM applications. The internal bandwidth of a switch fabric can be expanded, enabling it to transmit k cells, by replicating the crossbar or more typically the Banyan part of the Batcher-Banyan switch k times [1]. With enough
Packet-Mode Policies for Input-Queued Switches
, 2004
"... This paper considers the problem of packet-mode scheduling of input queued switches. Packets have variable lengths, and are divided into cells of unit length. Each packet arrives to the switch with a given deadline by which it must traverse the switch. A packet successfully passes the switch if the ..."
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This paper considers the problem of packet-mode scheduling of input queued switches. Packets have variable lengths, and are divided into cells of unit length. Each packet arrives to the switch with a given deadline by which it must traverse the switch. A packet successfully passes the switch
SCHEDULING IN INPUT-QUEUED CELL-BASED PACKET SWITCHES
"... Input queuing switch architectures must be controlled by a scheduling algorithm, which solves contentions in the trans-fer of data units from inputs to outputs. Several scheduling algorithms were proposed in the literature for switches op-erating on fixed-size data units. In this paper we consider t ..."
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Input queuing switch architectures must be controlled by a scheduling algorithm, which solves contentions in the trans-fer of data units from inputs to outputs. Several scheduling algorithms were proposed in the literature for switches op-erating on fixed-size data units. In this paper we consider
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