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Internet Performance Survival Guide QoS Strategies for Multi-Service Networks

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ISBN-10: 0471378089

ISBN-13: 9780471378082

Edition: 2000

Authors: Geoff Huston

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"A critical guide through the tangled thicket of hype, assumptions, and facts about Quality of Service in IP Networks." - Scott Bradner, Senior Consultant at Harvard and Transport Area Director, IETF The next wave of Internet services will include voice and video as well as data. Supporting this will be the next generation of multiservice network platforms. This technology guide provides a comprehensive examination of the tools used to construct multiservice Internet networks, and provides up-to-the-minute solutions that deliver accurate services. Detailing every part of this important topic, this book covers the latest in standards work, Quality of Service architectures, detailed…    
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List price: $49.99
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/2/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 576
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 2.134
Language: English

Networking Council Foreword
From the Author
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Internet Performance and Quality of Service
What Is Quality of Service?
Quality of Service: The Elusive Elephant
What Is Quality?
What Is Service?
Service Guarantees
Quality of Service versus Classes of Service
Implementing Performance Quality
QoS and Fairness
The Current Situation: QoS without the Hype
Early QoS Experience
Why Is QoS Compelling?
Performance and Over-Engineering
Why Hasn't QoS Been Deployed?
Scaling Pressures and Performance
QoS Characteristics
Performance Management
Insurmountable Complexity?
References
RFCs
The Performance Toolkit
Performance Terminology
The Internet Protocol and Performance
The Internet Protocol
IPv6
IPv6 Service Performance Fields
IPv6 QoS Observations
Protocol Performance
Interactive TCP
TCP Volume Transfer
Routers and Performance
What Is a Router?
Router Functions
Routing and Switching
Multi-Protocol Label Switching
Router Requirements
Transmission Systems and Performance
Defining Transmission Systems
The Carrier Hierarchy
Digital Circuits
SONET and SDH Circuits
ISDN
X.25
Frame Relay
Wavelength Division Multiplexing
Observations
References
RFCs
IETF Internet Drafts
Performance Tuning Techniques
Packet Classification
Packet Service Classification
Admission Classification Controls
Other Forms of Classification
Classification Actions
Queuing Disciplines
Managing Queues
FIFO Queuing
Priority Queuing
Class-Based Queuing
Weighted Fair Queuing (WFQ)
A Comparison of Queuing Disciplines
Packet Discard
Tail Drop
Early Drop
Head of Queue and Random Drop
Drop Preference
Traffic Shaping and Admission Control
The Token Bucket
Traffic Shaping
Admission Control
Network-Admission Policy
Admission Policy
Protocol Performance Revisited
Random Early Detection (RED)
Introducing Unfairness
Weighted Random Early Detection
Active and Passive Admission Control
Explicit Congestion Notification
Threshold Triggering
Varying Levels of Best Effort
QoS Routing
What Is QoS Routing?
Equipping OSPF for QoSR
QoS Routing Requirements
Objectives of a QoS Routing System
Link Fragmentation and Packet Compression
Active Networks
Interoperability and Complexity
References
RFCs
IETF Internet Drafts
Quality of Service Architectures
Service Delivery Using IP Type of Service
IP Service Profiles
IP Precedence
IP Type of Service Observations
Integrated Services Architecture
Integrated Services Framework: Background
Integrated Services Model Components
QoS Requirements
Controlled Load Service Class
Guaranteed QoS Service Class
Provisions for Usage Accounting
RSVP: Resource Reservation Protocol
Integrated Services and RSVP-over-ATM
Integrated Services over Local Area Network Media
Observations on the Integrated Services Architecture
The Differentiated Services Architecture
DiffServ Network Elements
Per-Hop Behaviors
Differentiated Services and Network Resource Management
Differentiated Services and the End-to-End Service Model
Observations on the Differentiated Services Architecture
Combining Integrated and Differentiated Services
The QoS Management Architecture
The Policy Model
Common Open Policy Service
Diameter
Management Observations
References
RFCs
IETF Internet Drafts
Performance Engineering
QoS Components
Service Models
Service Engineering
QoS Service Applications
Per-Application Services
Dedicated Bandwidth Services
Congestion Management
Premium Services
Multicast Applications
MPLS and QoS Engineering
MPLS and the Integrated Services Architecture
MPLS and the Differentiated Services Architecture
MPLS and Traffic Engineering
Low-Bandwidth Networks
Managing Performance in Low-Bandwidth Environments
Managing Performance in Unreliable Environments
Managing and Measuring QoS
Service Measurement Approaches
Service Level Agreements
Service Accounting
Interprovider Issues
Interprovider Settlements and QoS
References
RFCs
IETF Internet Drafts
What Is Quality of Service Anyway?
Achieving Service Quality
Service Quality and the Network
Service Quality and the Host
Providing QoS
QoS and the Internet Router
QoS Signaling
QoS and the Network
Deploying RSVP
QoS Observations
There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch
Dumb Networks and Smart Networks
A Matter of Marketing?
A Matter of Economics?
A Matter of Technology?
What's Wrong with This Picture?
References
RFCs
Glossary