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Dans cet article, une approche de dimensionnement de réseau adaptée à Internet est discutée. Contrairement aux réseaux téléphoniques traditionnels, il est difficile de garantir la qualité de service aux utilisateurs finaux, même d'un point de vue statistique, en raison de la nature essentielle d'une architecture de communication de bout en bout sur Internet. Il faudrait donc adopter une autre approche, basée sur la mesure du trafic. Dans cette approche, la mesure du trafic est effectuée pour surveiller la QoS de bout en bout. Ensuite, le réseau contrôle de manière adaptative les capacités de liaison pour répondre aux demandes de QoS de l'utilisateur. À cette fin, le réseau sous-jacent doit prendre en charge une capacité telle que les capacités de liaison puissent être réutilisées de manière flexible. Avec le réseau WDM comme réseau sous-jacent, un exemple de scénario de provisionnement de réseau est enfin illustré.
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Masayuki MURATA, "On a Network Dimensioning Approach for the Internet" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E85-B, no. 1, pp. 3-13, January 2002, doi: .
Abstract: In this paper, a network dimensioning approach suitable to the Internet is discussed. Differently from the traditional telephone networks, it is difficult to guarantee QoS for end-users even in a statistically sense due to an essential nature of an end-to-end communication architecture in the Internet. We should therefore adopt another approach, based on the traffic measurement. In the approach, the traffic measurement is performed for monitoring the end-to-end QoS. Then, the network adaptively controls the link capacities to meet the user's QoS demands. For this purpose, the underlying network should support such a capability that the link capacities can be flexibly reused. With the WDM network as an underlying network, an example scenario for network provisioning is finally illustrated.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/e85-b_1_3/_p
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