Design of an ATM shaping multiplexer with guaranteed output burstiness
@article{Chao1997DesignOA, title={Design of an ATM shaping multiplexer with guaranteed output burstiness}, author={H. J. Chao and J. Hong}, journal={Computer Systems: Science & Engineering}, year={1997}, volume={12}, pages={131-141} }
In order to utilize network resources eeectively while providing satisfactory quality of service (QoS) to all users on the ATM network, it is necessary to control users' traac at the network edges. ATM traac may be controlled at the User-Network Interface (UNI) and Inter-Network Interface (INI) based on the traac contracts. We propose an ATM shaping multiplexer along with its implementation architecture for all ATM traac connections multiplexed in an output stream. These connections are to be… CONTINUE READING
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