... priority packets?Queue Management1 Quality ofService in IP NetworksCH-1015 Ecublenshttp://icawww.epfl.chProf. Jean-Yves Le BoudecProf. Andrzej DudaProf. Patrick ThiranLCA-ISC-I&C, ... assurance for QOS o Work in Progress includes Differentiated Services, and Integrated Services (RSVP)o Simple model for sharing and congestion studies:Queue Management 24 REDo Estimation of the ... proportional to the rate of the flowl more packets of that flow, higher probability of choosing one of its packetsQueue Management16FIFOo Last packets are dropped o Current state of Internet routersl...
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