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A concept for RSVP over Diffserv

Roland Balmer, F. Baumgarter, Torsten Braun, Manuel Günter

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Currently two approaches to provide quality of service in the Internet are being discussed. An early one is the Resource Reservation Protocol, RSVP, (IETF RFC 2205) based on an end to end approach. Recent and ongoing activities in the IETF's Differentiated Service Working Group are focused on methods for providing quality of service in backbones. This paper presents a concept for the integration of both integrated and differentiated services, describes a prototype implementation, and presents evaluation results. Additionally the paper discusses business aspects arising from this service translation.

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Key concepts: Computer science, Quality of service, Resource Reservation Protocol, Computer network, Reservation, Integrated services, Differentiated services, Service (business)