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A new media access control protocol guaranteeing fairness among users in Ethernet-based passive optical networks

F.-T. An, H. Bae, Yu-Li Hsueh, M.S. Rogge, L.G. Kazovsky, K. Kim

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Abstract

We propose a new EPON MAC protocol guaranteeing fairness among users by allocating excess bandwidth proportional to their subscription rates. The novelty of the protocol is in the use of scalable per-subscription-rate-queuing with round-robin scheduling and packet reclassification at ONU.

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We propose a new EPON MAC protocol guaranteeing fairness among users by allocating excess bandwidth proportional to their subscription rates. The novelty of the protocol is in the use of scalable per-subscription-rate-queuing with round-robin scheduling and packet reclassification at ONU.

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We propose a new EPON MAC protocol guaranteeing fairness among users by allocating excess bandwidth proportional to their subscription rates. The novelty of the protocol is in the use of scalable per-subscription-rate-queuing with round-robin scheduling and packet reclassification at ONU.

Key concepts: Computer network, Computer science, Protocol (science), Network packet, Queueing theory, Scalability, Scheduling (production processes), Bandwidth allocation

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