IEEE Communications Magazine · 2007 · 73 citations · 5 references
ComputingComputer SystemsDigital CommunicationNetwork AdministrationSystems ArchitectureCommunication SystemsInternet Protocol SuiteNetwork ArchitectureSoftware-defined NetworkingAdmission ControlAdmission Control PoliciesControl ArchitectureQos ManagementQuality Of Service PolicyStandards
This article presents an overview of standards activities defining the QoS control architecture. Several standards bodies define the QoS control architectures based on their scope of work. This article first reviews the QoS control architectures defined in the standards bodies such as Cable Lab, DSL Forum, MSF, ETSI, and ITU-T. ITU-T NGN architecture provides the generic framework to cover the results of each standards body. Other architectures focus on solving specific problems. We explain in more detail the ITU-T QoS control architecture defined in resource and admission control functions (RACF) and discuss future standards developments.
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