A new dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme for ATM networks
Han Guo Zhou, Chorng Hwa Chang
Abstract
Han Guo Zhou, Chorng Hwa Chang
Abstract
The asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) is widely recognized as the most promising technology for developing the broadband ISDN. A new dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme called minimum overflow traffic algorithm (MOTA) is proposed to assign the bandwidth b/sub i/ for each traffic class in the hierarchical admission control structure. An overflow traffic function Q is used to adjust the bandwidth assignment each time when a new connection is required. This algorithm sets the mean overflow traffic to bandwidth ratio in the system as the optimization object function Q and adjusts the bandwidth assignment to each traffic class by optimizing Q.
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The asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) is widely recognized as the most promising technology for developing the broadband ISDN. A new dynamic bandwidth allocation scheme called minimum overflow traffic algorithm (MOTA) is proposed to assign the bandwidth b/sub i/ for each traffic class in the hierarchical admission control structure. An overflow traffic function Q is used to adjust the bandwidth assignment each time when a new connection is required. This algorithm sets the mean overflow traffic to bandwidth ratio in the system as the optimization object function Q and adjusts the bandwidth assignment to each traffic class by optimizing Q.
Key concepts: Dynamic bandwidth allocation, Asynchronous Transfer Mode, Computer science, Bandwidth allocation, Bandwidth (computing), Computer network, Channel allocation schemes, Bandwidth management