Support for RSVP-based Service over an ATM Network
draft-birman-ipatm-rsvpatm-00
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| Authors | Dr. Roch Guerin , Dr. Dilip D. Kandlur , Alex Birman | ||
| Last updated | 1996-02-23 | ||
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Abstract
In this document we focus on RSVP-based resource reservations in a heterogeneous environment which includes ATM networks. We describe a method for establishing 'shortcuts' through an ATM network which avoids the performance penalty associated with level 3 processing in a 'classical RSVP over ATM' approach. For the case of guaranteed service we show how to map the RSVP flow characteristics to ATM call parameters, and thus enable end-to-end performance guarantees. We also discuss the extensions to RSVP and to ATM signaling required for the implementation of these solutions.
Authors
Dr. Roch Guerin
Dr. Dilip D. Kandlur
Alex Birman
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