Abstract

To address multiple data types and high speeds in a business satellite network based on the virtual channel multiplexing technology of advanced orbiting systems (AOSs), an AOS virtual channel multiplexing system model is established. AOS queue management problems and the constraint problems in virtual channel scheduling are analyzed. On this basis, a priority adaptive random early detection and vaccine updating immune genetic algorithm is proposed. In queue management, based on the scheme of a multi-queue sharing cache with a minimum allocation, the algorithm adaptively adjusts packet dropping probability according to the packet priority. Based on an immune genetic algorithm, virtual channel scheduling automatically updates the vaccine database according to the matching degree of the vaccines and population. Meanwhile, the algorithm efficiently combines queue management and virtual channel scheduling. Experimental results show that the algorithm has excellent evolution performance and can maintain smaller queue lengths, smaller packet loss rates, less delay for high-priority virtual channels, and also has preferable fairness.

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