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QoS support for integrated services over CATV

An overview of the basic CATV network architectural assumptions and the set of QoS requirements for supporting integrated services over CATV is presented and a MAC layer scheduling protocol is discussed that can efficiently multiplex constant bit rate traffic and best-effort traffic, while achieving fairness on any excess available bandwidth.
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VCAT-LCAS in a clamshell

A quick overview of VCAT/LCAS technology is given and just a few examples of its applications are given.
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Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) Extensions for Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) and Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH) Control

Layer 1 VPN Basic Mode

This document defines the operational model using either provisioning or a VPN auto- discovery mechanism and the signaling extensions for the L1VPN BM.
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Supporting differentiated services using ATM ABR service

The idea is to use the flow control mechanism in ABR to eliminate the need for discarding packets inside the ATM network, while service differentiation among different IP flows can simply be supported by proper packet scheduling and/or discarding mechanisms at the ingress edge routers/switches.
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Traffic grooming on WDM rings using optical burst transport

A sublambda traffic-grooming scheme on wavelength-division-multiplexed (WDM) rings, which is called optical burst transport (OBT), is proposed, and the implementation issues including the media-access-control protocol, tunable-filter controller, and burst-mode receiver are addressed.
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A high-availability clustering architecture with data integrity guarantees

This paper discusses the design and implementation of a high-availability clustering solution.This solution provides data integrity guarantees and a simple and effective way for making services…
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Traffic grooming for WDM rings using optical burst transport

This work proposes a sub-lambda traffic grooming scheme, which is term optical burst transport (OBT), and investigates the operational issues, and discusses an OBT prototype implementation.
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Traffic engineering algorithms using MPLS for service differentiation

An algorithm that determines QoS-constrained routes is proposed and a framework that uses such an algorithm is outlined that removes the responsibility of QoS guarantees from the core nodes, thereby reducing their complexity.
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Optical Burst Transport: A Technology for the WDM Metro Ring Networks

A sublambda traffic-grooming scheme on wavelength-division-multiplexing ring networks, named optical burst transport, designed to support dynamic bandwidth allocation, which is more reasonable for bursty data traffic.
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