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Title : On demand services with throughput guarantees over
DiffServ networks
Author(s) : R. Geib
Filename : draft-geib-sig-guarandif-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2003-2-21
On demand Internet services with guaranteed throughput are the major
driver behind QoS signaling architectures. Guaranteeing throughput
between two defined points of a DiffServ network requires a
combination of flow information and Per Hop Behaviour. Handling
aggregates instead of flows as specified by the DiffServ
architecture is the most reasonable attempt to do so. This document
describes an architecture using DiffServ mechanisms to provide
on demand throughput guarantees between two points of a DiffServ
network.
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