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Dynamic bandwidth allocation in GPON networks

Joanna Ozimkiewicz, Sarah Ruepp, Lars Dittmann, Henrik Wessing, Sylvia Smolorz

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Two Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation algorithms used for coordination of the available bandwidth between end users in a GPON network have been simulated using OPNET to determine and compare the performance, scalability and efficiency of status reporting and non status reporting dynamic bandwidth allocation. Results show that the status reporting is more efficiently using the bandwidth while non-status reporting provides better QoS for real time services.

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Two Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation algorithms used for coordination of the available bandwidth between end users in a GPON network have been simulated using OPNET to determine and compare the performance, scalability and efficiency of status reporting and non status reporting dynamic bandwidth allocation. Results show that the status reporting is more efficiently using the bandwidth while non-status reporting provides better QoS for real time services.

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Two Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation algorithms used for coordination of the available bandwidth between end users in a GPON network have been simulated using OPNET to determine and compare the performance, scalability and efficiency of status reporting and non status reporting dynamic bandwidth allocation. Results show that the status reporting is more efficiently using the bandwidth while non-status reporting provides better QoS for real time services.

Key concepts: Dynamic bandwidth allocation, Computer science, Bandwidth (computing), Bandwidth allocation, Computer network, Scalability, Quality of service, Passive optical network

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