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Title : QoS Signaling for IP-based Radio Access Networks
Author(s) : S. Lee et al.
Filename : draft-lee-nsis-signaling-ran-00.txt
Pages : 28
Date : 2003-6-26
The IETF NSIS WG is standardizing IP signaling protocols with QoS
signaling as the first use case. It is desirable to consider QoS
signaling procedures for resource reservations in an IP-based RAN
where mobide nodes undergo frequent handoffs. In this draft, we
describe general QoS signaling procedures for an IP-based RAN, which
are based on the analysis of the existing QoS signaling solutions in
mobile wireless networks. We also present a specific QoS signaling
scheme based on the proposed general signaling procedures.
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