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La plupart des applications peuvent adapter leurs techniques de codage et leurs tarifs d'envoi en fonction de la congestion du réseau et les ressources nécessaires peuvent être fournies au début de la transmission. Le modèle traditionnel de services différenciés (DiffServ) est donc trop rigide pour eux. Dans cet article, nous recherchons un équilibre entre le DiffServ relatif et le DiffServ absolu et proposons un nouveau modèle Diffserv, un modèle de service différencié relatif avec contrôle d'admission, qui convient à l'application adaptative. En fournissant des services différenciés proportionnels dans les routeurs centraux et un contrôle CAC basé sur le taux de perte dans les routeurs périphériques, nous pouvons rendre à la fois le réseau et les utilisateurs adaptatifs : le réseau s'adapte à la charge de trafic et les utilisateurs s'adaptent à la congestion du réseau. Ce modèle est prometteur pour le trafic élastique mais imprévisible, comme celui de la téléphonie IP ou d'autres applications multimédias.
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Wei WU, Yong REN, Xiuming SHAN, "Providing Proportional Loss Rate for Adaptive Traffic: A New Relative DiffServ Model" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 1, pp. 129-136, January 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Most applications can adapt their coding techniques and sending rates according to the network congestion and the resource needed can be provided at the beginning of the transmission. So traditional Differentiated Services (DiffServ) model is too rigid to them. In this paper, we are seeking a balance between the relative DiffServ and the absolute DiffServ and propose a new Diffserv model, a relative Differentiated Service model with admission control, which suits the adaptive application. By providing the proportional differentiated services in core routers and loss-rate based CAC control in edge routers, we can make both the network and the users adaptive: the network is adaptive to the traffic load and the users is adaptive to the network congestion. This model is promising to the elastic but unpredictable traffic, such as IP telephony or other multimedia applications.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e85-b_1_129/_p
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