QoS & traffic management in IP & ATM networks
David E. McDysan · UCLA - Biblioteca de Ciencias y Tecnologia Felix Morales Bueno · 2000
Part 1 The traffic phenomenon: traffic in our everyday lives basic source traffic models mathematical models of traffic. Part 2 Capacity and service: service - is there ever enough? characterizing service mathematical models of service. Part 3 Queuing principles: queuing - a fancy name for waiting in line basic queuing theory advanced queuing theory. Part 4 Performance measures: perception is reality quality of service defined performance of common queuing systems. Part 5 Congestion: traffic jam up ahead congestion in networks analysis of congestion. Part 6 Network modelling: on the road again network modelling concepts common network models. Part 7 Putting it all together: traffic engineering applied designing real world networks where to go from here.