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Title : Resource Unavailability (RU) Per Domain Behavior
Author(s) : G. Karagiannis, et al.
Filename : draft-karagiannis-ru-pdb-02.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2006-6-27
This draft specifies a Per Domain Behavior that provides the ability
to Diffserv nodes located outside Diffserv domain(s), e.g., receiver
or other Diffserv enabled router to detect when the resources
provided by the Diffserv domain(s) are not available. This PDB is
used when the negotiated SLS is associated to throughput (or
bandwidth) and when the SLS agreed throughput bound is not
statically but loosely defined in order to allow a more efficient
utilization of the Diffserv domain(s) and a simpler network
management operation. This PDB can be applied in association with
either a single Diffserv domain or multiple neighboring Diffserv
domains. This specification is denoted as Resource Unavailability
(RU) PDB and it follows the guidelines given in RFC 3086.
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