Streaming Model of Traffic Management in the Telecommunication Network

S. Karimova
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A streaming model of traffic control in a telecommunication network is proposed, which provides a consistent solution to the following network problems: multipath routing; traffic profiling; dynamic distribution of the bandwidth of communication channels between user flows. Within the framework of the solutions obtained, the required values of such key indicators of the quality of service as the packet transmission rate, average delay and the probability of packet loss are provided. In general, the use of the solutions proposed in the article, as shown by the research results, made it possible to reduce denials of service on average from 60-75% to 80%, and also to reduce by 15-35% the permissible value of multipath packet delay without limiting the intensity input stream. From the point of view of the practical implementation of the developed model, it is worth noting that the greatest efficiency of its application is provided in conditions of multi-stream traffic of various classes of service with differentiated QoS requirements for a variety of indicators: transmission rate, average delay, and probability of packet loss.
电信网流量管理的流模型
提出了一种电信网络流量控制流模型,该模型为以下网络问题提供了一致的解决方案:多路径路由;交通分析;用户流之间通信通道带宽的动态分布。在得到的解决方案框架内,给出了报文传输速率、平均时延、丢包概率等业务质量关键指标的所需值。总体而言,研究结果表明,使用本文提出的解决方案,可以在不限制强度输入流的情况下,将平均拒绝服务率从60-75%降低到80%,并将多径数据包延迟允许值降低15-35%。从所建立的模型的实际实现来看,值得注意的是,在各种业务类别的多流流量条件下,对传输速率、平均延迟和丢包概率等各种指标有不同的QoS要求,其应用效率最高。
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