Abstract

This article studies the problem of service differentiation in IP networks. The limits of the standard models are analysed and alternative solutions like the proportional differentiation and the non-elevated services are presented. These services are simpler to set up but need adaptation layers to insure correct end-to-end performances. To illustrate these approaches the EDS model from the INRIA/RESO team and the QBSS-LBE model of the internet2 project are explored and their properties studied practically. This study highlights the benefit of a global approach of Quality of Service in internet and open many perspectives of research on the transport layer.

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