STATIC-THRESHOLD-LIMITED ON-DEMAND GUARANTEED SERVICE FOR ASYNCHRONOUS TRAFFIC IN TIMELY-TOKEN PROTOCOL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.4314/njt.302.42Keywords:
On-Demand Guaranteed Service, Static Threshold Capacity, Best-Effort Service, Asynchronous Traffic, Capacity Reclaiming Mechanism, Timely-Token Protocol, Timed-Token ProtocolAbstract
In this paper, an improved Timely-Token protocol with enhanced best-effort service for improved capacity allocation to the asynchronous (that is, non real-time) traffic is proposed. Through analytical approach and the use of computer simulations, the improved Timely-Token protocol is compared with the existing Timely-Tokenprotocol. In particular, if AT denotes a threshold value, then, when compared to the existing Timely-Token protocol, the improved protocol will allocate additional
average of AT time units to the asynchronous traffic in every cycle.
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