Virtual Rate-Based Queueing : A Generalized Queueing Discipline for Switches in High-Speed Networks
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A new rate-controlled queueing discipline, called virtual rate-based queueing (VRBQ), is proposed for packet-switching nodes in connection-oriented, high-speed, wide-area networks. The VRBQ discipline is based on the virtual rate which has a value between the average and peak transmission rates. By choosing appropriate virtual rates, various requirements can be met regarding the performance and quality of services in integrated-service networks. As the worst-case performance guarantee, we determine the upper bounds of queueing delay when VRBQ is combined with an admission control mechanism, i. e. , Dynamic Time Windows or Leaky Bucket. Simulation results demonstrate the fairness policy of VRBQ in comparison with other queueing disciplines, and the performance of sources controlled under different virtual rates.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 1994-12-25
著者
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ASANO Shoichiro
National Institute of Infomatics
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Asano S
National Center For Sci. Information Systems Tokyo Jpn
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Asano Shoichiro
National Center For Science Information Systems
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Ji Yusheng
National Center For Science Information Systems
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