Dynamic path-based end-to-end delay management scheme in multi-domain networks
Hyungwoo Choi, Youngmin Kim, Hong-Shik Park · 2008
If we can assign an end-to-end delay requirement of each class optimally to each link, the whole network can be better utilized. In this paper, we propose a new delay management scheme based on resource manager. It manages path table and link table which has a status of each link in order to guarantee an end-to-end delay effectively without an explicit and a static resource reservation in multi-domain networks. Resource manager manages a target delay in a level of path and distributes a target delay to each link dynamically in order to adapt to network situation. In our scheme we adopt the ADRR (Absolute Delay guaranteed Deficit Round Robin) scheduler which is a DRR version of deterministic QoS guaranteeing scheduling algorithm. Also, we verify our proposed delay management scheme by performing a simulation.