An Approach to Service Allocation in the Internet
draft-clark-diff-svc-alloc-00
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| Authors | Dr. David D. Clark , John T. Wroclawski | ||
| Last updated | 1997-08-04 | ||
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Abstract
This note describes the Service Allocation Profile scheme for differential service allocation within the Internet. The scheme is based on a simple packet drop preference mechanism at interior nodes, and highly flexible service profiles at edges and inter- provider boundary points within the net. The service profiles capture a wide variety of user requirements and expectations, and allow different users to receive different levels of service from the network in a scalable and efficient manner. The note describes the basic form of the mechanism, discusses the range of services that users and providers can obtain by employing it, and gives a more detailed presentation of particular technical, deployment, standardization, and economic issues related to its use.
Authors
Dr. David D. Clark
John T. Wroclawski
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