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La technologie de qualité de service (QoS) a été mise en œuvre et a commencé à être appliquée à de nouvelles applications sur l'Internet de nouvelle génération. Cependant, étant donné que les nouvelles applications présentent de nombreux types de fonctionnalités et d'exigences, certaines fonctionnalités supplémentaires devraient être ajoutées à la technologie actuelle de contrôle de la QoS. Par exemple, ils nécessitent la définition d'une politique unique pour assurer le contrôle de la qualité de service dans le domaine de la gestion de manière cohérente et efficace. La définition de la politique pour la couche transport dans un domaine et entre les domaines est en cours de discussion à l'IETF pour établir un processus standard, mais la politique détaillée correspondant aux informations sur l'application ou le contenu en fonction de la sémantique de l'application n'a pas été discutée. Par conséquent, nous avons développé un mécanisme de contrôle de politique de QoS utilisant des métadonnées définies comme des données structurées selon la sémantique de l'application. Bien que les métadonnées et les mécanismes de transport puissent être situés à des positions très différentes dans le concept de couches réseau, nous avons réussi à les faire collaborer en définissant une méta-politique. Dans cet article, nous décrivons notre approche pour définir une méta-politique basée sur les exigences et le contenu des informations de l'application en tant que concept de couche de haut niveau pour pouvoir classer le comportement du réseau. Notre approche permet plusieurs contrôles de QoS et une collaboration entre les domaines. Nous rendons également compte des activités de l'IETF et de l'UIT-T.
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Rei S. ATARASHI, Shigeru MIYAKE, Stuart WEIBEL, Fred BAKER, "QoS Policy Control by Application on the Next Generation Internet Technology" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E85-D, no. 8, pp. 1188-1194, August 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Quality of service (QoS) technology has been implemented and started to be applied to new applications on the next-generation Internet. However, as new applications have many kinds of features and requirements, some additional features should be added to current QoS control technology. For example, they require a definition of a single policy to operate QoS control in the management domain consistently and efficiently. Policy definition for transport layer in a domain and among domains is being discussed at IETF to set a standard process, however detailed policy corresponding to the application or contents information according to the application semantics has not been discussed. Therefore we developed QoS policy control mechanism using metadata which is defined as a structured data according to the application semantics. Though metadata and transport mechanism can be located into quite different positions in the concept of network layers, we made them successfully collaborated by defining meta policy. In this paper, we describe our approach to define a meta policy based on the requirements and information contents from the application as a high level layer concept to be able to classify the network behavior. Our approach enables to multiple QoS control and collaboration among domains. We also report of the activities in IETF and ITU-T.
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