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Nikolouzou et al., 2001 - Google Patents

RSVP as a user signaling protocol in a multilayer bandwidth broker architecture

Nikolouzou et al., 2001

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6889325910330489485
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Nikolouzou E
Tsetsekas C
Maniatis S
Venieris I
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Quality of Service over Next-Generation Data Networks

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A lot of research efforts have recently focused on RSVP and the DiffServ architecture to provide end-to-end Quality of Service in the Internet. This paper presents a multi-layer bandwidth broker architecture, based on the DiffServ paradigm that uses RSVP as a user …
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