User-Share Differentiation (USD) Scalable bandwidth allocation for differentiated services
draft-wang-diff-serv-usd-00
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| Author | Dr. Zheng Wang | ||
| Last updated | 1997-12-04 | ||
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Abstract
In this memo, we present a new differentiated service scheme called ''User-Share Differentiation (USD)''. The USD scheme is based on the principle of link sharing. The scheme allows ISPs to differentiate traffic flows on a per-user basis, providing minimum bandwidth guar- antee and share-based bandwidth sharing. We first look at the objec- tives of differentiated services, and the problems with the current proposals, then present the details of the USD scheme. Finally we examine the implementation and standardization issues
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