Enterprise network control and management: traffic flow models

W. Maruyama, M. George, E. Hernandez, K. LoPresto, Y. Uang
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The exponential growth and dramatic increase in demand for network bandwidth is expanding the market for broadband satellite networks. It is critical to rapidly deliver ubiquitous satellite communication networks that are differentiated by lower cost and increased quality of service (QoS). There is a need to develop new network architectures, control and management systems to meet the future commercial and military traffic requirements, services and applications. The next generation communication networks must support legacy and emerging network traffic while providing user negotiated levels of QoS. Network resources control algorithms must be designed to provide the guaranteed performance levels for voice, video and data having different service requirements. To evaluate network architectures and performance, it is essential to understand the network traffic characteristics.
企业网络控制与管理:流量模型
网络带宽需求的指数级增长和急剧增加正在扩大宽带卫星网络的市场。快速交付无处不在的卫星通信网络是至关重要的,这种网络的特点是成本更低,服务质量(QoS)更高。有必要开发新的网络架构、控制和管理系统,以满足未来的商业和军事流量需求、服务和应用。下一代通信网络必须支持传统的和新兴的网络流量,同时提供用户协商的QoS级别。网络资源控制算法必须能够为不同业务需求的语音、视频和数据提供保证的性能水平。为了评估网络架构和性能,有必要了解网络流量特征。
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